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IP rights (whether patents, designs, copyrights or trademarks) will most certainly arise when developing new products, manufacturing processes, writing a book, designing or creating a new software.
In each case it is important to identify who owns the various IP rights (the employer or the employee or the consultant engaged in a particular project). It is important to remember that ownership may vary depending on the type of IP involved.
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Hi all, I've just updated my iphone 3gs to the new operating system 4.0. It's good and has a couple of very handy features including the ability to see all your latest emails in one folder/section (rather than having to flick in and out of each one individually - great for people like me with a few accounts on the go) and it now has a spell check. You can also open various aps and double-tap the menu button to flick in and out of them quickly. There's a few other things which I have yet to…
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Today I would like to write about No4 – the lead conversion rate! As a small business it is essential that you know your lead conversion rate
(the number of leads you convert either direcvtly into…
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New technologies and the internet present both great opportunities and great risks for digital content businesses.
The opportunities include, on one hand, possibilities to distribute and make digital content available to a global marketplace and therefore have access to an increased customer basis with additional revenue streams. On the other, reduced manufacturing and distribution costs help to increase the profit margins. Risks arise…
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I'm new to this site and firstly would like to say 'hi' to all of you but secondly and most importantly for me, blatently plug my business.
I run a company called Effortless Auctioning whose main concern is to sell items via eBay for other people who are either too busy, can't be bothered, haven't got round to it as yet, aren't set up with all the right auction and payment accounts, have no confidence selling online or simply don't want to divulge information about themselves…
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Digital technology has changed the way people create, distribute and use copyright works. People want to use new technology that is easily and readily available, but many uses of technology, such as transferring old LPs to MP3 for ease of listening, constitute civil or criminal offences.
There are two core issues: a) the production of digital copies of materials held in the…
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