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“A thing of beauty” – the poem that gives a message that beauty of a thing is a joy forever and never turns into nothingness has a great significance in today’s world where the appearance of a product counts more than its quality and utility. ✅ For view source: bit.ly/2C9DM8n
ACID are a non-profit organisation created to combat the growing threat of plagiarism in design and creative industries.
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With the implementation of new anti-counterfeiting and piracy measures, the Philippines has improved its score by around 4 percent in the United States Chamber of Commerce’s (USCC) 2020 International Intellectual Property Index. ✅ For view source: www.trademarkmaldives.com/blog/philippines-marks-higher-s...
Irah Donner | Intellectual property rights | Image source: www.businessnewsdaily.com/4065-intellectual-property.html
With the implementation of new anti-counterfeiting and piracy measures, the Philippines has improved its score by around 4 percent in the United States Chamber of Commerce’s (USCC) 2020 International Intellectual Property Index. ✅ For view source: www.trademarkmaldives.com/blog/philippines-marks-higher-s...
Yesterday's otherwise-pleasant newspaper reading session was interrupted by this jolting headline from AP reporter Brett Zongker: "King family charges for words, image on memorial project" -- an article that detailed the more than $800,000 that has already been paid to the descendants of Rev. King for their permission to place a monument to Rev. King on the National Mall. The story seems absurd to me -- so within a few minutes I was furiously writing a letter to the newspaper's editor, promptly submitted by e-mail...
If anyone is interested, the text of my letter is below; at the bottom of the post, I've also included a link to the full text of Zongker's article.
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To the Editor:
I was appalled to read that the descendants of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. have demanded over $800,000 for the use of King's words in his memorial on the National Mall. And I am disappointed that the foundation in charge of its construction conceded to pay the fees.
Rev. King's descendants should be ashamed. Their greed subverts the noble legacy they are supposed to protect. I truly hope that (responding to public protest) King's descendants will rethink their choice -- and return the $800,000 to the Memorial Project Foundation.
The best monument for King -- and for any devoted civil rights leader -- is to advance the causes he fought for in his life. I urge the project organizers to leave the monument in Washington unfinished (apt metaphor for King's dream, still unfulfilled) and add a simple plaque that explains why the project is incomplete. The plaque could list charities receiving funds diverted from the memorial -- and encourage visitors to honor King's legacy in the same way.
Erin Klee
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For more information: full text of Brett Zongker's AP article
Having a wide range of applications in Intellectual Property (IP) regimes of several countries worldwide, Geographical Indication (GI) is a sign, symbol, or name used on products to indicate that they have originated from a specific geographical locality and possess qualities, characteristics, and reputation attributable to their origin. ✅ For view source:https://bit.ly/2OPLifH
Are you planning to develop your business? It is significant to have a unique and distinct brand that’s recognizable by consumers as a sign of quality, trust, and satisfaction. These types of brands that attract business profits on one side are vulnerable to be infringed by others like competitors on the other side. ✅ For view source:https://bit.ly/2LG49YD
The Sussex Fashion Awards 2011 including Brighton & Hove,event held at The Grand Hotel, Brighton, Sussex, UK May 2011.
Mike Weatherley MP Trustee of The Fashion Trust and Judge of The Sussex Fashion awards providing a short speech on design & intellectual property rights
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Poland Leads a New Struggle for Freedom
By Claudia Ciobanu
WARSAW, Feb 14, 2012 (IPS) - Last weekend saw tens of thousands of people across Europe taking to the streets in protest against the international treaty to enforce intellectual property rights. European politicians are gradually distancing themselves from the treaty, largely as a result of citizen mobilisation initiated in Central Europe.
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The Sussex Fashion Awards 2011 including Brighton & Hove, finalists announcement held at the Grand Hotel Brighton.
Mike Weatherley MP - Trustee of The Fashion Trust in conversation with Judges Rachel and Dawn of ABC Magazine Sussex.
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The Sussex Fashion Awards 2011 - The Fashion Trust - Jake Leith, Head of Fashion & Business Development, Brighton University
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Sagacious Research, founded by Anant Kataria, an engineering graduate is working closely with the Federation of Small and Medium Industries (FISMI), to reach out to SMEs on the ‘Intellectual property rights' issue...
www.supportbiz.com/articles/managing-growth/ipr-important...
The Sussex Fashion Awards 2011 - The Fashion Trust - Brighton & Hove's Mike Weatherley MP talking with Jake Leith, Head of Fashion & Business Development, Brighton University, both are Trustees of The Fashion Trust and Judges of The Sussex Fashion Awards.
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Open dialogue with Chairman Abu-Ghazaleh on intellectual property rights (IPRs), Marriott Hotel, Amman, Jordan, June 2, 1999
A fake Vince Lombardi Trophy stands on a table of counterfeit souvenirs as U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials, along with other federal, state, and local officials, host a press conference to discuss their agencies' role providing security support for Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 5, 2024. CBP photo by Jerry Glaser
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Lead Field Coordinator Cheryl Davies, Director of Field Operations, Los Angeles Field Office speaks during a press conference to discuss CBP’s role in providing security support for Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 5, 2024. CBP Photo by Jerry Glaser
A press conference alerting the public to avoid counterfeit NFL- related goods is held in advance of Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 5, 2024. CBP Photo by Jerry Glaser
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Lead Field Coordinator Cheryl Davies, Director of Field Operations, Los Angeles Field Office, left, participates in a press conference to discuss CBP’s role in providing security support for Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., February 5, 2024. CBP Photo by Jerry Glaser
A fake Vince Lombardi Trophy stands on a table of counterfeit souvenirs as U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials, along with other federal, state, and local officials, host a press conference to discuss their agencies' role providing security support for Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 5, 2024. CBP photo by Jerry Glaser
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Lead Field Coordinator Cheryl Davies, Director of Field Operations, Los Angeles Field Office speaks during a press conference to discuss CBP’s role in providing security support for Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 5, 2024. CBP Photo by Jerry Glaser
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Lead Field Coordinator Cheryl Davies, Director of Field Operations, Los Angeles Field Office, left, speaks during a press conference to discuss CBP’s role in providing security support for Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 5, 2024. CBP Photo by Jerry Glaser
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Lead Field Coordinator Cheryl Davies, Director of Field Operations, Los Angeles Field Office, left, speaks during a press conference to discuss CBP’s role in providing security support for Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 5, 2024. CBP Photo by Jerry Glaser
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Lead Field Coordinator Cheryl Davies, Director of Field Operations, Los Angeles Field Office, left, speaks during a press conference to discuss CBP’s role in providing security support for Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 5, 2024. CBP Photo by Jerry Glaser
A fake Vince Lombardi Trophy stands on a table of counterfeit souvenirs as U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials, along with other federal, state, and local officials, host a press conference to discuss their agencies' role providing security support for Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 5, 2024. CBP photo by Jerry Glaser
Counterfeit souvenirs are displayed on a table as U.S. Customs and Border Protection joins partner federal, state, and local agencies for a press conference to discuss their roles in providing security for Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 5, 2024. CBP photo by Jerry Glaser
Counterfeit souvenirs are displayed on a table as U.S. Customs and Border Protection joins partner federal, state, and local agencies to host a press conference to discuss their roles in providing security for Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 5, 2024. CBP photo by Jerry Glaser
Counterfeit souvenirs are displayed on a table as U.S. Customs and Border Protection joins partner federal, state, and local agencies to host a press conference to discuss their roles in providing security for Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 5, 2024. CBP photo by Jerry Glaser
A fake Vince Lombardi Trophy stands on a table of counterfeit souvenirs as U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials, along with other federal, state, and local officials, host a press conference to discuss their agencies' role providing security support for Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 5, 2024. CBP photo by Jerry Glaser.
An officer with U.S. Customs and Border Protection prepares counterfeit jerseys on a table prior to a press conference to inform the public of sales of counterfeit NFL branded products, in advance of Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 5, 2024. CBP Photo by Jerry Glaser
A fake Vince Lombardi Trophy stands above a table of counterfeit souvenirs as U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials, along with other federal, state, and local officials host a press conference to discuss their agencies critical support for Super Bowl LVIII security operation in Las Vegas, Nev., February 5, 2024. CBP photo by Jerry Glaser.
A fake Vince Lombardi Trophy stands on a table of counterfeit souvenirs as U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials, along with other federal, state, and local officials, host a press conference to discuss their agencies' role providing security support for Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas, Nev., Feb. 5, 2024. CBP photo by Jerry Glaser
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The Sussex Fashion Awards 2011 - The Fashion Trust - Jake Leith, Head of Fashion & Business Development, Brighton University, Trustee and Judge of The Sussex Fashion Awards 2011 announcing the finalists
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(Ponce Denis Écouchard Le Brun - imprecisely quoted..)
I was thinking about a video a friend posted on FB of a street performer. There was no sound, because she didn't have permission to use the music that the street performer was dancing to, and the Music Police will have none of that!
I understand the need to protect "intellectual property", but like all "protections", it can and will get out of control.
I have no idea what music was being protected, but I can't help wondering if the "owner" of that music would be so heavy-handed. Would they enjoy the fact that the street performer was using their music and delighting those watching and listening? Or would they rush into the street, demanding their royalty for using his music, or refusing to let it be used in a performance he or she might not care for?
It seems that now, not only do some artists demand payment each and every time we listen. They also claim the right to decide who gets to play it, and where, and on what devices..
How exactly is that different from charging people a dime or a dollar every time they look at a painting that has been published. Or for that matter, every time we look at a model in a magazine.
The street performer was in violation of the owner's intellectual property rights, since he was using it without permission to make money. But he was also exposing untold numbers of people to the music who would otherwise not have heard it at all. And if no one but those who pay get to hear your music, or view your painting, dance, poetry, or photographs, who is going to pay?
(sigh..) It's a very sad state of affairs, if you ask me..
Mike Weatherley MP representing Hove & Portslade pictured at the recent final announcements of the finalists for The Sussex Fashion Awards 2011
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The Sussex Fashion Awards Finalist annoucements took place at The Grand Hotel Brighton May 2011
Mike Weatherley MP and audience
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