Under the 1976 Copyright Act (United States), the copyright owner has the exclusive right to reproduce, adapt, distribute, publicly perform and publicly display the work. The right typeface is often the key to a great logo, graphic or web design. But there’s much confusion and misinformation about typefaces, fonts and the law. The U.S. MORE >>

making, using, selling, and importing patentable inventions and reproducing, distributing, performing, and making derivative works of copyrightable inventions). Schafer is an intellectual property attorney who helps entrepreneurs keep their IP interests straight. We can refer to these as STI’s (Secret Third-party Interests). Heather N. MORE >>

Early on in my career I took a “we’re moving too fast to deal with lawyers” attitude to patents and Intellectual Property (IP.) Type of IP. _. Copyright gives you the right to prevent others from copying, distributing or making derivatives of your work. Outside the U.S. Most of this post is from Dan’s lecture. Examples. _. MORE >>

If your business is based on your website, and someday you want to sell your business or your site, the IP rights and licenses to the website’s software foundation are important. You need to consider the following questions: 1) Do I exclusively own the underlying IP rights to the site’s foundational software? MORE >>

If a startup gets paid via a revenue share arrangement, the potential exists for the large company to exercise their early-termination rights and get their white-label app’s users free-of-charge (or worse, the IP). The Distribution Channel. Tags: Startup Issues IP mobile applications white label Nothing New. Conclusion. MORE >>