SummaryBy: Camila Cabrera, Sebastian Jara

Intelectual Property

• Intellectual property also known as IP talk about creations of the mind, like:

INVENTIONS LITERARY AND ARTISTIC WORKS DESIGNS SYMBOLS NAMES AND IMAGES USED IN COMMERCE

Copyright

• Is a legal term that describes rights. • Covered by copyright could be make in Works, novels,

poems, plays, newspapers, computer programs, films, music compositions, paints, photography, architecture, etc.

• Not covered like copyright would be ideas, facts, names, tittles, phrases, etc.

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Ethics

• Is the branch of philosophy that defend and recommend concepts of right and wrong.

WIPO

• Established in 1967 WIPO or the World Intellectual Property Organization is an agency of the UN dedicated to develop a balanced and accesible international intelectual property which rewards some aspects safeguarding public interest.

• It is headquartered in Geneva, Swiss and its director is Francis Gurry.

• It has several goals to achieve. One of them is adressing IP in relation to glabal policy issues.

World Intellectual Property Day

• 26 of April• On this year WIPO´s focus is promoting Green innovation

as a key to a secure future.

Fair Use

• Gives the users the privilege to use copyright material under certain conditions.

• Promotes public benefits and applies to all media. • Has 4 main factors: Purpose, Nature, Amount, Effect• Never use the “Fair Use Excuse” this applies to laziness or

to excuses like saving money.