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Democratizing access to Intellectual Property knowledge, one boring meme at a time.
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First things first, every photo he takes is protected by intellectual property (IP) law. And just like any other property you own, you can make money from it. Here’s how: Most photojournalists work for sports magazines or agencies like Getty Images. In that case, they usually…
Please I want to ask one question, you people should not abuse me o🙄. How do sports photo journalists make money? Is it that they get paid when their pictures are used in articles, sport websites, like royalty stuffs? or through sponsorships or they sell pictures to footballers?…
WIPO’s International Design System turns 100 today! 🎉 For a century, the Hague System has helped designers and businesses protect their creations across borders – making it easier for them to reach new markets. 👉 More: ow.ly/yqOv50XnCCK #Hague100
At its core cybersquatting is a form of identity theft. For creators and businesses trying to build credibility, it's one of the clearest reminders that your IP doesn't end with your trademark certificate. It extends to every digital space where your brand lives. 🧵🧵
Owning your name online isn't just a branding move; it's a protective one. In today's internet economy, failing to claim it early could mean watching someone else profit off the identity you built.
Read the latest episode of our newsletter to catch up with the latest cool stories in the IP world: linkedin.com/posts/richard-…
Caught in the web… of intellectual property 🕸️🕷️ You may not realize, but inventions, brands and designs are lurking in the shadows of #Halloween night. Take a look 👁️
Sorry for the break in transmission. We found our handler streaming movies from a pirated site and had to let him go.👨🏾✈️ So much for an IP enthusiast.☹️
Short answer: No. Nobody should be able to monopolize a phrase that has become generic and culturally significant. Trademarks protect distinctive terms. If a phrase becomes generic through common use, it loses that distinctiveness and can’t function as a valid trademark.…
In today’s competitive market, a clear IP strategy isn’t optional—it’s your blueprint for growth, protection, and long-term success. 🧵
Copyright is automatic in 180+ countries, thanks to the Berne Convention. Creators from member countries enjoy internationally recognized copyright protection that guards their works effectively across borders without the burden of formal registration in each country.
Random IP chat: If your brand gets so successful that your brand name becomes synonymous with a product or service—i.e., insecticides being referred to as “Flit”—you could potentially lose your trademark protection to “genericide.”
While memes can be protected by copyright, phrases are only eligible for trademark protection.
Copyright a phrase? UTTER WOKE NONSENSE!👀
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