When is the announcement of computer software copyright registration?

1. When was the announcement of computer software copyright registration? The registration announcement information will be published 1 day after the registration approval, and the software copyright registration certificate can be obtained 3 days after the publication date. Related knowledge: The meaning difference between software copyright and patent right: After a software work is completed, whether the computer software copyright is registered or not, copyright will be generated according to law. In order to obtain clear evidence and prevent future disputes, you can apply for software copyright registration. Only after the application can the patent right be granted. Computer programs have the nature of works, and their code expressions are protected by copyright law. Copyright does not protect the idea itself, only the form. Application for invention patent: 1. Automatic technology processing related invention patent applications; 2. An application for a patent for invention involving the improvement of the internal operation performance of a computer; 3. An application for a patent for invention involving measurement or computer program testing. These schemes are combined with related products, equipment, computers or measuring devices to form a complete technical scheme, which can be patented. Computer programs should be independently completed and original. As long as it is an original work, whether it is similar to a published work or not, it can obtain independent copyright. The patent right is only granted to the first applicant, which requires novelty and creativity. A software system can apply for a patent only after applying for software copyright. Although the software copyright was applied first, the technical core, conception and model of the software system were not disclosed. If you apply for a patent, the application for software copyright will not lose its novelty, because there is no novelty, only originality. Can computer software be patented? The answer is yes, but there are conditions. As we all know, computer software can register software copyright and be protected by copyright law. However, some computer software related to hardware can also apply for patents, which makes the protection more sufficient and effective. For example, the automation equipment used in industrial production needs to be controlled by computer software, so researchers have designed a new set of computer software, which can improve the control accuracy and greatly improve the operation efficiency of automation equipment, thus effectively improving production efficiency and producing good technical effects. This kind of computer software can be protected by applying for a patent, which makes the protection more powerful. There is a passage in Chapter 9 "Several Provisions on the Examination of Applications for Patents for Inventions Involving Computer Programs" in the Guide to Patent Examination: An invention involving computer programs refers to a solution that controls or processes the external or internal objects of a computer based on all or part of the processing flow of the computer program in order to solve the problems raised by the invention. The control or processing of external objects includes controlling some external operating processes or external operating equipment, processing or exchanging external data, etc. The control or processing of internal objects includes the improvement of internal performance of computer system, the management of internal resources of computer system and the improvement of data transmission. Solutions involving computer programs do not necessarily involve changes in computer hardware. According to Item (2) of Paragraph 1 of Article 25 of the Patent Law, no patent right is granted to the rules and methods of intellectual activities. "Several Provisions on Examining Applications for Patent for Invention Involving Computer Programs" states that applications for patent for invention involving computer programs shall be examined according to the following principles: (1) If a claim only involves algorithms or mathematical calculation rules, Or a computer program itself or a computer program only recorded on a carrier (such as magnetic tape, magnetic disk, optical disk, magneto-optical disk, ROM, PROM, VCD, DVD or other computer-readable media). If a claim only relates to an algorithm or mathematical calculation rule, or the program itself, or the rules and methods of the game, except its subject name, then the claim only relates to the rules and methods of intellectual activities and does not belong to the object of patent protection. For example, a computer-readable storage medium or computer program product limited only by recorded programs, or a computer game device limited only by game rules and not including any technical features, such as not including any physical entity features, does not belong to the object of patent protection, because it only involves the rules and methods of intellectual activities in essence. However, if the medium claimed in the patent application involves the improvement of its physical characteristics, such as stacking structure, track spacing, materials, etc. , does not belong to this category. (2) In addition to the above-mentioned situation (1), if a claim contains both the contents of rules and methods of intellectual activities and the contents of technical features in all its definitions, for example, the contents defining the above-mentioned game device include both rules and technical features, then the claim as a whole does not belong to the rules and methods of intellectual activities, and the possibility of obtaining a patent right should not be ruled out according to the provisions of Article 25 of the Patent Law. According to the first paragraph of Article 2 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Patent Law, the invention as mentioned in the Patent Law refers to a new technical scheme proposed for a product, method or its improvement. An application for a patent for invention involving a computer program is the object of exclusive protection only if it constitutes a technical scheme. If the solution of an application for a patent for invention involving a computer program is to solve technical problems, running a computer program on a computer to control or handle external or internal objects embodies the technical means of following the laws of nature, and thus obtains the technical effect in line with the laws of nature, then this solution belongs to the technical solution mentioned in the first paragraph of Article 2 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Patent Law and belongs to the object of patent protection. If the solution of an application for a patent for invention involving a computer program is not aimed at solving technical problems, or if the computer program is run on a computer to control or handle external or internal objects, the technical means of utilizing natural laws are not embodied, or the effect of being bound by natural laws is not obtained, then the solution does not belong to the technical solution mentioned in the first paragraph of Article 2 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Patent Law and does not belong to the object of patent protection. For example, if the solution of an invention patent application involving a computer program executes a computer program to control the industrial process, measurement or testing process, and the industrial process control program is executed by a computer to complete a series of controls at various stages of the industrial process in accordance with the laws of nature, so as to obtain the industrial process control effect in accordance with the laws of nature, then the solution belongs to the technical scheme described in the first paragraph of Article 2 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Patent Law and belongs to the object of patent protection. If the solution of an invention patent application involving a computer program is to process external technical data, execute a technical data processing program by a computer, and complete a series of technical processing on the technical data according to the natural laws, so as to obtain the technical data processing effect conforming to the natural laws, then the solution belongs to the technical solution described in the first paragraph of Article 2 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Patent Law and belongs to the object of patent protection. If the solution of an application for a patent for invention involving a computer program is to improve the internal performance of a computer system, the computer will execute the program for improving the internal performance of the computer system, and complete a series of settings or adjustments of various components of the computer system according to the laws of nature, so as to obtain the effect of improving the internal performance of the computer system in line with the laws of nature, then this scheme belongs to the technical scheme described in the first paragraph of Article 2 of the Detailed Rules for the Implementation of the Patent Law and belongs to the object of patent protection. To sum up, computer companies want to get the relevant copyright certificates as soon as possible on a unprofitable basis, so as to protect their rights and interests from infringement. They need to actively prepare relevant materials, complete all legal links according to the registration procedures, and get the notice of receiving the certificates the day after being approved.