intelectual property

What is Intellectual Property?

(IP) refers to creations of the mind: inventions, literary and artistic works, and symbols, names, images, and designs used in commerce. IP is divided into two categories: Industrial property, which includes inventions (patents), trademarks, industrial designs, and geographic indications of source; and Copyright, which includes literary and artistic works such as novels, poems and plays, films, musical works, artistic works such as drawings, paintings, photographs and sculptures, and architectural designs. Rights related to copyright include those of performing artists in their performances, producers of phonograms in their recordings, and those of broadcasters in their radio and television programs. For an introduction to IP for non-specialists, refer to: WIPO Intellectual Property Handbook (a comprehensive introduction to the policy, law and use of IP) Understanding Copyright and Related Rights Understanding Industrial Property The innovations and creative expressions of indigenous and local communities are also IP, yet because they are “traditional” they may not be fully protected by existing IP systems. Access to, and equitable benefit-sharing in, genetic resources also raise IP questions. Normative and capacity-building programs are underway at WIPO to develop balanced and appropriate legal and practical responses to these issues. http://www.wipo.int/about-ip/en/

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it helps a lot for the ownership of a things if people may pirate his/her property he/she can file a case against him/her and it will protect and keep your property safe because of the intellectual property rights

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inspiration in life !!

think b4 u click

THINK B4 u click social media lots of website that u can access but u need to be careful on posting and commenting and also to bullying in social networking site. yeah! social networking can lessen your stress but if u use social networking in a bad way it will stress u up.freedom of expression is on social networking but don't over use the freedom of expression u need to think first of what would happen if u post or comment or also upload the video cause "REGRETS ARE FELT WHEN IT'S JUST TOO LATE.":)

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know how to use social networking

computer is now part of our daily life everything is on computers,work,house school etc. but being in a social networking is being bad or good depends on how u use a social networking there's some happening that people may bully u through internet comment and everything so to use social networking site u need to be careful like GMA said THINK B4 u CLICK it really really works so better be careful :)

safety of social networking

safety and security about social networking site 1st thing to do is to make an account make a strong,complex password Watch what you click! Don't click on suspicious links or pop-up ads that may infect your device with malware or install spyware. (Recent buzz words for this include clickjacking, likejacking, and tabnapping.Be wary of scams, such as fake profiles designed to exploit your trust. Scams are no longer limited to e-mails. (And social networking sites don't have spam filters.)Applications that run on social networking sites might send your information to a third party or spread malware.Check privacy policies (all social networking sites have them - see privacy policies for Facebook and Twitter below).Report spam, phishing, or hacking violations.:)

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safety and security about social networking site
1st thing to do is to make  an account
make a strong,complex password
Watch what you click! Don't click on suspicious links or pop-up ads that may infect your device with malware or install spyware. (Recent buzz words for this include clickjacking, likejacking, and tabnapping.Be wary of scams, such as fake profiles designed to exploit your trust. Scams are no longer limited to e-mails. (And social networking sites don't have spam filters.)Applications that run on social networking sites might send your information to a third party or spread malware.Check privacy policies (all social networking sites have them - see privacy policies for Facebook and Twitter below).Report spam, phishing, or hacking violations.:)