1. What are the legal protection measures for network intellectual property rights?
1. Protection of patent rights: Only the owner of intellectual property rights can use it, and others use it as infringement. The law stipulates that if there is any act of selling counterfeit products by using patent rights without the permission of the patentee, or carrying out promotional activities in the name of patent rights, it will be punished by law;
2. Domain name protection: Domain name is the website we often talk about. As we all know, as long as there is a link to a website, we can log on to any website. There are no restrictions, but this kind of behavior is very dangerous for intellectual property owners, because some websites are not very secure, and the websites we log in may be infringed. Therefore, the state should also increase the protection of domain names.
3. Protection of the database: A large amount of information is stored in the database. Once it is leaked, it is likely to be stolen and copied by others. This is a great loss for intellectual property owners, and the protection of all databases is also very important.
4. Network copyright protection: Because information is enjoyable and will be copied and used by many people, the value of intellectual property will be reduced. Therefore, tracking the use of property rights can effectively protect network copyright from infringement.
Second, the concept of network intellectual property rights
Network intellectual property rights are all kinds of intellectual property rights arising from or related to the development of digital networks. Copyright includes copyright and neighboring rights, and industrial property rights include patents, inventions, utility models, designs, trademarks, trade names, etc. In addition to the connotation of traditional intellectual property rights, network intellectual property rights also include databases, computer software, multimedia, network domain names, digital works and electronic copyright. Therefore, the extension of the concept of intellectual property under the network environment has expanded a lot. E-mail, letters seen on electronic bulletin boards and news forums, online news databases, computer software on data transmission stations, photos, pictures, music, animations, etc. We often come into contact with each other online, which may be protected by copyright as works.
Compared with traditional text resources, network resources have their unique characteristics. One is digitalization and networking, which are the basic characteristics of network information resources. Second, there is a large amount of information and many kinds, and the daily page views are astronomical. Third, the information update cycle is short, network information saves printing, transportation and other links, and data can be uploaded in time. Fourth, the resources are huge and open, and information resources are not restricted by regions. Any networked computer can upload and download information. Fifth, the organization is scattered and there is no unified management mechanism and institution.
One of the most remarkable characteristics of the network is that the amount of information is relatively large and scattered. Therefore, it is difficult for the country to form a relatively effective network intellectual property management mechanism for a while. In recent years, China has gradually introduced a legal system on network security, and how to protect network intellectual property rights is the next thing to do.