1.10 - Protecting Design And Intellectual Property Flashcards
(19 cards)
What is copyright ?
A legal right that provides protection for works such as books , films and music ..
That will last for 70 years after the death of the creator of the work
What is meant by intellectual property ?
- is an idea that is turned into a physical creation that did not already exist ( book , film , camera lens )
- ideas alone do not count as up - needs to be in a physical form
What is an example of a right that is automatically endowed when the work of created ?
- copy right
What is an example of a right that has to be applied for ?
A patent
What are unregistered deign rights ?
- rights that provide legal protection for designers to stop unauthorised copying for 10 years ( appearance of the product not functionality )
What are unregistered deign rights ?
- rights that provide legal protection for designers to stop unauthorised copying for 10 years ( appearance of the product not functionality )
What is a patent ?
A governments intellectual property office grants legal rights for novel inventions. They provide up to 20 years but expensive and complicated to obtain
What are the three types of patents ?
- utility
- design
- plant
What must a product have to revive a patent ?
- novelty product
- unique from prior art
- if it is a combination of existing ( must not be obvious )
What is a legal protection that is said to drive and encourage further invention ?
-publication of a patent
What do registered designs offer a product ?
Legal protection for products appearance and decoration , not working parts for 25 years
How can a design be registered ?
- submitting illustrations and a few to the ipo ( intellectual property office )
What do trademarks provide ?
- legal protection for brand identity and facilitate marketing
What may a trademark incorporate ?
- graphics
- words
-phrases such as dual cyclone
How often do trademarks need to be renewed ?
Every 10 years
What is an open design ?
A communal approach to design intended to realise products and systems for the common good of society , rather than financial reward
What is a right that maintains an originators rights but allow development ?
- a public copy right license
An example of an open design ?
- fair phone