Understanding Intellectual Property (IP)

In this FLC video, learn about Intellectual Property (IP) and how it refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions; literary and artistic works; designs; and symbols, names and images used in commerce.

[nirshamungal]

I really love watching these since they are easily understood

[TamunosikiChristian]

Thoughts not shared are not productive. They are alive when shared

[olurantioyelana]

The video is quite explanatory on Intellectual Property which enables the owners to have legal protection on their Authorship, Inventions, designs and Trade secrets. It emphasis the need for owners to protects their exclusive rights over them and prevent abuse or use by unauthorized persons or third parties . It explains various ways that owners can protect their rights through applying for patent, applying for a copyright, using a trademark or trade secrets. It emphasize the need for legal protection that may be time consuming but rewarding and profitable in the long run. It also explain technology transfer that enable the individual and private Coys to negotiate the use, sharing and assigning of government technology for joint projects with government which help both of them to solve problems or create new products together.

[kajabraun]

thank you! I really enjoy and appreciate these kind of videos, they are straight to the point, short and easy to understand :)

[deustelenterprises]

THANX, very key to every business and individual

[AndreRosario-zmpf]

Thank you for this video and your help. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌏

[Sewanuable]

The Federal Laboratory Consortium video is clear on the intellectual Property of Ideas, trademarks slogans, names and products/services identity.😊

[obtorgecirb]

Thoughts are to be shared. They are not owned.

[daudhassan]

Excellent thanks alot and alot wish you long life and prosperity forever

[EZEKIELAFOLABI-fdvc]

Wow, T2 helps to solve problems.Thanks

[erikalim]

very well explained, thank you for this

[zerosgaming]

Thank you for the information i like it

[benedictcumberbatch]

Copying software isn’t theft, they’re just mad they didn’t make money on it. It’s up to the programmer to secure their software if they want it protected, not the government.

[SeanLawlorNelson]

The law says a 'tangible medium' is sufficient.

[animethics]

**** this is really a nice one, isn't

[happyandhealthy]

On your data center, thankfully. Ask for some extraction

[yurp]

Sooo….are our YouTube comments

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[Fellowsandassociates]

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[estherrayos]

Disney as well since that acquisition !

[marawisiegedocumentary]

Good morning sir/atty.
I want to ask, if when I translate an english book into Filipino translation, where the book has 200 pages, but I only selected 10 pages of it and translated its content into Filipino translation, and then I used the translation ang share it in the social media?

Is it a copy right?