Unit VI - Intellectual Property Rights

An act prescribing the intellectual property code and establishing the intellectual property office, providing for its powers and functions, and for other purposes.

• RA 165

• RA 166

• RA 8293

• PD 49

It is an act to provide for the registration and protection of trade-marks, trade-names, and service marks, defining unfair competition and false marking and providing remedies against the same, and for other purposes.

• RA 165

• RA 166

• RA 8293

• PD 49

It is the decree on the protection of intellectual property.

• RA 165

• RA 166

• RA 8293

• PD 49

It is an act creating a patent office, prescribing its powers and duties, regulating the issuance of patents, and appropriating funds therefore.

• RA 165

• RA 166

• RA 8293

• PD 49

This refers to all rights connected to intangible assets that belong to an individual or business and are shielded from use without authorization.

• Intellectual Property Right

• Copyright

• Moral Right

• Plagiarism Right

Regarding pictures, movies, and music, the following are considered plagiarized, except one:

• Pasting content, particularly pictures, from other websites into your papers or webpages

• Using content from other videos to create a video or include music that is protected by copyright in the soundtrack

• using someone else's copyrighted music in a performance

• composing music that substantially differ another piece of work

This happens when someone reproduces, distributes, performs, exhibits their work in public, or transforms another person's creation into a derivative work without that person's consent.

• Copyright

• Copyright Infringement

• Plagiarism

• Intellectual Property

What are the two areas of intellectual property rights according to World Trade Organization?

• Stimulating Innovation and Technology and Protection of Distinctive Signs

• Industrial Property and Protection of Distinctive Signs

• Copyright and rights related to copyright and Industrial Property

• Copyright and rights related to copyright and Stimulating Innovation and Technology

It is not covered by copyright anymore due to expiration.

• Public Domain

• Copyrighted Materials

• Neighboring Rights

• Taken Rights

These two are under the protection of distinctive signs which are under industrial property.

• Geographical Indications and Trademarks

• Copyright and Plagiarism

• Geographical Indications and Copyright Infringements

• Copyright and Trademarks