Copyright

Copyright

1. is a form of IP

   • designed to protect the rights of a creator of literary and artistic works
     • It does not provide protection for the ideas, concepts or inventions in these works per se.
       • it protects the author’s or creator’s ‘expression’ of the ideas and concepts and determines the rights
         • allows the creators to control the use and exploitation of their works, and derivative works thereof
           • covers
             • copying
             • adapting
             • publishing
             • performing
             • broadcasting of such works

2. International Patent Protection

   • Patent Priority
     • To obtain worldwide exclusivity for an invention
   • Interference
     • The experimental records can be used to identify the earliest date of the invention and to establish priority rights for the person who created the invention first.

3. The National Copyright Directorate is an organism of the Colombian State

   • has the legal structure

4. Registration office.

   • You must contact the entity (by phone, email or face-to-face) after 15 business days
     • The form duly completed and signed.
     • A copy of the item to be registered, which can be electronic or physical.

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