1. Strengthen the agreement on the ownership of intellectual property rights. Except for the operators' own collection and use, most of the copyright materials may come from external procurement. The ownership, permitted scope and tort liability of intellectual property rights should be clearly defined in the contract, and suppliers should be required to provide proof of ownership of intellectual property rights when necessary to avoid suspected infringement.
2. Establish an enterprise intellectual property use department in the Handbook of Copyright Use Norms, formulate the approval process, retrieval process and release process of copyright use, standardize the source and use, and further reduce the risk of copyright infringement.
3. Protect your copyrighted works, including written works, in time; Oral works; Artistic and architectural works; Photographic works; Film works and works created by similar photography methods; Graphic works and model works such as engineering design drawings, product design drawings, maps and schematic diagrams; Computer software, etc. In fact, the enterprise itself has numerous copyrights, including the enterprise's LOGO, brochures, product drawings, appearance works, enterprise decoration and so on. It is suggested that copyright registration should be carried out in time to avoid the effectiveness of copyright authentication in litigation.
4. Accumulation of genuine material library Enterprises can accumulate free formal copyright material library in their daily work to facilitate future business activities. It can also be similar to the initiative of People's Network to establish cooperative alliances in the industry to achieve interconnection.