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IPR and Exploitation
The document discusses the complexities of intellectual property rights (IPR) beyond copyright, including trademarks, trade secrets, and patents, and their interplay in material ownership and licensing. It highlights the questions of ownership transfer, commercial exploitation, and collaboration with various entities like technology transfer offices and libraries. The emphasis is on making strategic decisions about what to release and maintain in terms of intellectual property.
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- 1. IPR and Exploitation Friendsor Foes?
- 2. There is IPRbeyond Copyright • Copyrighted material may contain other rights: • Trademarks • Trade secrets • Patents • Patented material is affected by copyrighted material • Time of publication • Copyright affects disclosure
- 3. Ownership vs. Licensing •Who owns the material is straightforward: • Consortium agreements • Funding Agreements • Co-authorship • Institutional framework
- 4. A question ofwho • Initial ownership may be transferred: • RFO • RPO • Publisher • Collecting Society • Collecting Organisation • Spin off/ out • Licensee • Do we own the material?
- 5. A question ofwhen • If I am to license out: • Decide on commercial exploitation • Disclose only when I am not bound by: • Confidentiality • Patent application pending • After I have patented: • Can go for open access • Attention to the value model
- 6. A question ofwhat • Need to decide: • What to release what to keep • Collaborate with the TTO • Collaborate with the library • Collaborate with the NOAD
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