Copyright and Patents
Copyrights
Copyright - all the rights enjoyed by the author of the work and the rules governing the use and benefit from the work by the author.
In particular, the subject matter of copyright shall:
* literary, journalistic, scientific and cartographic works and computer programs,
* plastic,
* photography,
* string musical instruments,
* industrial design,
* architectural and urban,
* musical and verbal-musical,
* stage, stage-musical, choreographic and pantomime,
* audiovisual (including visual and auditory).
Patents
A patent is an exclusive right, granted to natural or legal person to use the invention, for profit or for professional purposes throughout the state. A patent can be inherited, pledged or borrowed. If a patent has been filed against the product, it becomes the sole property of the person who has applied for a patent. In addition, the patent has been filed for some time and if anyone wants to continue with it, have to renew the patent. Granting of patents dealing with the Patent Office. For more information visit their website www.patent.gov.uk
Trade Mark
A trade mark - a logo (the word, drawing, color composition, spatial form), a melody or a sound signal, which in unequivocal terms to distinguish the goods of one undertaking from the goods of the same kind of other companies. In addition, the mark may inform the customer about the quality of the purchased product or service, and also serves advertising purposes.
Trademarks are placed on industrial products, handicraft, products of natural resources (water, minerals, raw materials).