Intellectual Property by Ana Vazquez and Emily Cueva

1. INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY
By: Ana Vazquez and
Emily Cueva

2. INTRODUCTION
Intellectual Property or IP are creations
of the mind which include inventions,
literary and artistic, symbols, names,
images, and designs.
IP have different categories that are:
Industrial Property
Copyright

3. INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
The industrial property include
patents, trademarks, designs
and geographic indications of
source.

4. COPYRIGHT
Copyright is the term that shows the rights of
the owners.
This includes literary and artistic works.
Copyright is important because respects the
creators and rewards their ideas.
Copyright lasts:
Literary Works: Lifetime plus 50 more years.
Films and sound recordings: 50 years.

5. COPYRIGHTED WORKS
Novels
Poems
Plays
Newspapers
Films
Artistic Works
Advertisements
Others…

6. NOT COVER BY
COPYRIGHT
Ideas
Facts
Names, titles or phrases.
Recipes

7. WIPO
The World Intellectual Property
Organization (WIPO).
Dedicated to develop a balanced and
accessible international IP system.

8. IP
The world IP day
is April 26.

9. FAIR USE?
Have conditional permission to use
copyrighted material.
Protects freedom of speech.
Applies to all types of media and this
benefits in education.

10. 4 KEY FACTORS OF FAIR
USE
1. Purpose
2. Nature
3. Amount
4. Effect

11. PURPOSE
Is the way you use the work.
People should evaluate the
purpose and the plans.

12. NATURE
Some works have a better
copyright than others.
This can be used in fictional works.
Published works are more useful
than unpublished works.

13. AMOUNT
The amount of copyright that is
used in a work
This evaluate the percentage of
copyright and the portion of the
work.

14. EFFECT
Your work will be beneficial to the
author or not.
Evaluate the problems that will
cause the author.

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