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identification
This
page considers intellectual property rights identification
challenges and mechanisms.
It covers -
- introduction
- copyright
registers
- patent,
trademark and design registers
- tools
- alerts
introduction
Because there is no global registration scheme for copyright
and metadata-based intellectual
property rights management schemes such as DOI have only
very limited coverage it is often very difficult to quickly
-
- identify
who created a text, image or other item of intellectual
property
- determine
whether that person or organisation is the copyright
owner
- identify
whether the work is still protected by copyright, for
example is the person still alive
- gain
permission for use of the work
We'll
shortly be highlighting some resources of value in identifying
creators and the copyright status of works.
One example is the WATCH
(Writers, Artists & Their Copyright Holders) database,
a US-UK project that provides information about English-language
literary figures (including some Australians) and their
estates.
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