The Definition of Intellectual Property Rights Intellectual property rights (IPR) refer to the legal rights that creators have over their artistic, literary, and scientific works. It includes copyrights, trademarks, patents, industrial designs, and trade secrets (Gurtu and Dewani 8). Intellectual property rights ensure that the creator’s work is protected and...
Introduction AI-generated text is machine-generated based on human search requests, such as articles, blogs, descriptions, music, and other marketing assets. Machine learning algorithms are used to build the content, analyze data, and create new material miming human speech or behavior. Copyright is a term that describes the rights of the...
Copyright Law is a rather complicated aspect that needs to be handled by companies appropriately. Given the depicted situation, there are some things that need to be considered. First, copyright laws are applicable for online content the same way as they are for traditional media (Copyright Alliance 2, 2022). They...
Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) is being used more and more in content creation, which has led to legal concerns over AI’s place in the creative process. It is helpful to look at both primary and secondary sources that offer information on how the law regards AI in various settings in...
The population’s wellness is inextricably linked to the country’s economic prosperity. Developing countries lack the financial means to provide health care overall and immunization in particular. They are unable to offer cleanliness or purchase drugs for people who are unable to pay. They also have lower levels of education, so...
Introduction Performing successfully in a business environment might be a challenging task given the complexity of relational issues and the risks inherent in the competition obtainment when entering a market. Indeed, the consideration of risks is particularly important for new businesses that utilize their new idea or a unique product...
Introduction Few legal spheres are as complicated as the field of intellectual property is. The absence of a physical proof of invention allows for different interpretations of the manner of formation of new ideas. Not only is it challenging to prove that a certain invention belongs to a particular person,...
In today’s world, with a large number of goods, there is piracy and counterfeit items. The right approach to trademark protection will help minimize incidents of piracy and significantly improve the quality of products on the market. Therefore, it is crucial to correctly define concepts such as copyright, trademark, and...
Five groups of states have different views on their national interests on the issue of intellectual property rights (IPRs) for medicines. The first group, represented by the United States and Switzerland, viewed their IPRs as national properties that could be used as commercial products to achieve financial gains (Elms 2)....
Introduction The issue rule analysis conclusion (IRAC) framework can be applied in this case. This case is important because it addresses the issue, that is whether a trademark owner can use the UDRP (Uniform Domain Dispute Resolution Policy) to obtain a domain name registered in bad faith. This policy enables...
At the beginning of the 2000s, the era of the Internet came. People received multiple opportunities to share different files and programs, and there was no longer a need to purchase physical discs and cassettes. The scope of online file-sharing became a perspective for users and authors. Indeed, multiple hazards...
Introduction Mattel, Inc., a Delaware company, appealed to the United States district court in California regarding Walking Mountain Productions, a business entity owned by photographer Thomas Forsythe. The plaintiff asked the court to prevent the artist from creating and selling photographs that depict Mattel’s nude Barbie dolls in absurd, inappropriate,...
Abstract TikTok is among the most popular social media, with over a billion users worldwide. While the app gives a platform for content creators to utilize original music in their video posts, the use of unlicensed music can lead to copyright infringements. This study examines the overall perception of copyright...
Abstract This paper discusses the ways of illegal distribution of music, as well as the measures that the state is taking to stop this. Copying music is a feature of the internet age where new digital ways of distributing information are being built. The state is able to restrict access...
Intellectual property pertains to the ideas and theories that are distinctive and particularly valuable, including an innovation or creative work and the identification of who owns particular ideas or conceptions. You possess the right to create or license a new invention only if you hold the required intellectual property. Furthermore,...
Property can legally be defined into two terms: real property and personal property. Real property is immovable property (Burchell, 2021). An example of real property is land and buildings. Real property also includes improvements on the land or what lies on the surface or below the land surface (Burchell, 2021)....
Introduction The development of the digital music industry and the Internet is inevitably associated with the spread of piracy and illegal use of copyright materials. Major record labels have struggled with various platforms but often failed. They aimed to achieve maximum profit by protecting their materials with legal standards and...
The areas that are affected by intellectual property rights when conducting clinical trials are the molecular structure of the drug, how it works in the human body, and outcomes of the clinical trial. The invention has to prove its uniqueness by disclosing technical information on the subject to attain a...
The DMCA is an anti-piracy regulation adopted in 1998, which makes it illegal to circumvent copy protections to prevent pirates from replicating computerized products and selling or openly distributing them. It also makes it impossible to create and sell tools or strategies by evading copy restrictions. However, the highly contested...
It was not until the 19th to 20th centuries that intellectual property law was accepted globally. Intellectual property refers to exclusive rights either to an individual or a company to protect their innovations, such as artistic works. This means that no other person can copy their creation, which is punishable...
Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DCMA) is the law that supplements the US copyright law with directives taking into account the modern technological achievements in copying and distributing information. It was developed to implement the WIPO Copyright Act and the Performances and Phonograms Act; it passed unanimously in the US Senate...
Abstract E-learning benefits both students and instructors enormously. Students can complete their studies online at their own pace while employing multimedia to meet their educational requirements. This research work demonstrates how educators in Massachusetts are enhancing student learning through the use of e-learning opportunities. This study focuses on understanding technological...
Introduction A lot of international research work indicates that the contribution of copyright industries to economies of different countries is increasing, while at the same time becoming important (Canadian Heritage 2004). Copyright-Based (CB) industries have received numerous definitions such as that given by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) which...
Introduction To create order in society, there is a need for the institution of laws. Laws make it necessary for society to be run in an orderly manner. Business laws are responsible for ensuring that businesses are run in an orderly manner. One of the areas in the business sector...
Introduction Intellectual property is a legal concept that protects the scholarly creations of an individual, for which such rights are reserved. Intellectual property law provides for particular exclusive rights to different kinds of intangible assets. Some of these assets include music, literature, and creative works. Others include innovations and discoveries...
Executive Summary The worldwide music industry went through a series of prosperity in the last decade. There was a booming album sale which was experienced especially from 1990 to 1997. However, towards the end of the 1990s, serious decline in the volume of sales was encountered. Unfortunately, the music and...
Introduction Creations of the human mind in various fields like science, industries, literature and arts which have legal rights attached to them are commonly regarded as intellectual property. These creations can be broadly classified into two main classes. The first class is known as copyright while the second class is...
Many people might have the experience of downloading free music tracks from the internet without paying, and or the experience of sharing MP3 songs among friends. Since the introduction of mobile phones networks whereby one can download music from the internet, and share it with his or her friends the...
Introduction One of the most prevalent issues in the business world today is the concept of IPR (intellectual property rights) protection and how due to globalization and the internet companies, countries and indigenous communities are increasingly finding that their intellectual property rights have been utilized without their consent for the...
