Intellectual property, Patents, Copyrights
A patent is a right granted by the government to the inventor, which instantly gives the inventor the power to prohibit others from selling, using, or making the invention without their (the inventor’s) consent. Alternatively, the inventor can allow others to use their invention under agreed terms. Although getting a patent for an invention is…
Considering the immense growth of the mobile and online market, it comes are no surprise that the majority of patent applications in the area of gambling and gaming technology relates to computer programs. Operators such as Unibet casino conduct almost all of their business online, not only enabling players to use some bonuses for their…
With every fall comes the beginning of a great celebration in the US, the NFL and the playoffs of the MLS soccer season. Around the globe, this involves group stage play in the European Champions League tournament, alongside early-season soccer matches in the Premier League (UK). Below you can find some interesting football-related patents, as…
Patents must be filled in the country where protection is required. Since they are territorial, patents cannot be extended outside the territory of the country they are granted, and have no effect in a foreign country. In this case, the inventor that wants patent protection in another country has to apply for a patent in…
Any creation of the mind is considered intellectual property, from artistic and literary works to images and symbols used in ecommerce, and is protected by law by patents, trademarks, and copyright. These laws enable people to earn either financial benefit or recognition from their creation or invention. The purpose of the intellectual property system is…