write short mores on intellectual property rights
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For today intellectual property (IP) is becoming the core of the modern global economy. For many years, legal protection of IP rights has been an important prerequisite for the development of advanced goods and services. In the majority of the products that sustain our high living standards, the intangible portion has already reached 80 percent or more. Fast-paced technological development means that the intellectual property institute has become even more important.
The right of the author or inventor to use the results of their creative activities forms the basis of the intellectual property institute. But the availability of high-speed data networks makes it easy for anyone to obtain and use any IP object in any place of the world. For example, an individual can listen to music or watch a movie, or a company can make furniture, apparel, or even cars without paying anything to the respective IP rights holder. So authors or inventors may have a hard time trying to control the use of the results of their work. Patent offices find it increasingly difficult to handle the exponentially growing complexity of patents, and conventional contracts tend to get very complicated when regulating relationships with all kinds of IP transaction chains and IP usage models.
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For today intellectual property (IP) is becoming the core of the modern global economy. For many years, legal protection of IP rights has been an important prerequisite for the development of advanced goods and services. In the majority of the products that sustain our high living standards, the intangible portion has already reached 80 percent or more. Fast-paced technological development means that the intellectual property institute has become even more important.
The right of the author or inventor to use the results of their creative activities forms the basis of the intellectual property institute. But the availability of high-speed data networks makes it easy for anyone to obtain and use any IP object in any place of the world. For example, an individual can listen to music or watch a movie, or a company can make furniture, apparel, or even cars without paying anything to the respective IP rights holder. So authors or inventors may have a hard time trying to control the use of the results of their work. Patent offices find it increasingly difficult to handle the exponentially growing complexity of patents, and conventional contracts tend to get very complicated when regulating relationships with all kinds of IP transaction chains and IP usage models.
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