What are the protection measures for network intellectual property rights?

With the continuous development and popularization of the network, people use the network more and more widely. However, due to people's vague understanding of network intellectual property rights, there are more and more infringements on the network. So, what are the protection measures for network intellectual property rights? What are the measures to protect network intellectual property rights? 1. Legal Means The eighth paragraph of Article 8 of Chapter I of the Constitution, which was implemented in the United States 1789, points out that Congress has the right to protect the exclusive rights of writers and inventors to their respective works and inventions for a certain period of time, so as to promote the progress of science and practical arts. Since then, the United States has enacted patent law, trademark law, copyright law, anti-unfair competition law, internet law and software patents. In order to fully fulfill the obligations stipulated in the Agreement on Trade-related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights of the World Trade Organization, the US government promulgated the Uruguay Round Agreement Law on February 8, 1994, which further revised and improved the intellectual property law. The protection of network knowledge is carried out through copyright law. In the original system, the protection of intellectual property rights from the technical point of view itself is not protected by law, that is to say, it is generally not illegal to simply lift the technical protection measures. In other words, as long as there are enough technical means, it is not illegal to access and browse those top-secret databases in the network. In addition to judicial protection, the United States also uses administrative procedures and arbitration systems to protect online intellectual property rights. Second, technical means technical protection is something that we touch a lot, such as attaching encryption dogs, encryption cards or disks, and restricting the copying or use of software. At the same time, it also increases the burden of development work and brings inconvenience to users. As a new type of intellectual property, network intellectual property is somewhat different from general intellectual property, and it also has the following characteristics: 1. Open general intellectual property rights are regional. Intellectual property, as an exclusive right, is not infinite in space, but limited by region, that is, strict regionality, and its effect is limited to its own region. However, online intellectual property rights have no national boundaries. Because of the characteristics of the Internet, the information on the Internet can be enjoyed by people all over the world. 2.* * * General intellectual property rights are exclusive. As an exclusive civil right, intellectual property, like ownership, has the characteristics of exclusiveness and absoluteness. Because of its digitalization, networking, decentralization and openness, network information resources are open, well-known and public. 3. Instantaneous intellectual property rights are time-sensitive. Compared with online intellectual property rights, the term of general intellectual property rights is much longer. The information on the internet is basically updated every day, and the amount of information is quite huge.