How to apply for the intellectual property rights of teaching video works?

How to apply for the intellectual property rights of teaching video works? Generally speaking, there is no need to apply for intellectual property rights. If your video is made, you have the copyright. If you need a copyright certificate, you need to register with the local copyright bureau. The procedure is not complicated, not as difficult as applying for a patent, and you can generally register. Intellectual property refers to the ownership of intellectual labor results produced by human intellectual labor. It is an exclusive right granted to qualified authors, inventors or owners of achievements in a certain period of time according to the laws of various countries. It is generally considered to include copyright and industrial property rights. Copyright (copyright) refers to the general name of personal rights and property rights enjoyed by authors and other copyright owners in literary, artistic and scientific works according to law; Industrial property rights refer to the exclusive rights enjoyed by the obligee, including invention patents, utility model patents, design patents, trademarks, service marks, names of manufacturers, sources or countries of origin. Since the publication of the Outline of National Intellectual Property Strategy in 2008, China has successively promulgated laws and regulations such as Trademark Law, Patent Law, Technology Contract Law, Copyright Law and Anti-unfair Competition Law. From a macro point of view, the state provides a strong legal basis for the protection of intellectual property rights and interests of enterprises at the legal system level, and points out the direction for enterprises to formulate intellectual property protection systems and specific implementation methods, but there is still a lack of separate and detailed laws and regulations for infringement cases. In order to protect the business secrets of enterprises, it is suggested to formulate the Law on the Protection of Business Secrets of Enterprises, the Law on Intellectual Property Infringement and other documents, and formulate in detail the provisions on the protection and infringement of business secrets between enterprises and between enterprises and employees. Intellectual property protection has become the strategic commanding height of the international economic order and one of the focuses of fierce competition among countries. First, with the rapid development of science and technology, the traditional intellectual property system is facing challenges, and the scope of intellectual property protection is constantly expanding. For example, in the patent field, the United States gives patent protection to inventions such as computer-readable carriers containing computer programs, genetic engineering and business models on the Internet. The space for technological innovation in developing countries has been greatly suppressed. How to determine the scope of patent protection scientifically and reasonably has become an urgent and meaningful research topic. In the report released at the end of 1998, the World Bank pointed out: "The increasingly strengthened international intellectual property protection legislation is in danger of widening the intellectual property gap between developed and developing countries." Second, in recent years, some developed countries have vigorously promoted the internationalization of patent examination, and proposed to break the geographical restrictions of patent examination and establish a "world patent", that is, a few countries are responsible for patent examination and grant patents, and other countries recognize the examination results. The so-called "world patent" is essentially the patent examination work of all countries in the world, which is carried out by the patent offices of a few developed countries and regions such as the United States, Japan and Europe. Third, intellectual property rights are included in the jurisdiction of the World Trade Organization. Intellectual property, with equal emphasis on trade in goods and services, has become the three pillars of the World Trade Organization, and the rules of trade in goods and dispute settlement mechanism have been introduced into the field of intellectual property. According to the regulations of the WTO, any member of the WTO will be subject to cross retaliation in trade because of poor protection of intellectual property rights. Intellectual property rights have become the frontier of international trade. With the gradual reduction and cancellation of tariffs, the status and importance of intellectual property protection in international trade will become more prominent. Fourthly, the developed countries such as the United States and Japan have adjusted and formulated the intellectual property strategy facing the new century and incorporated it into the overall strategy of national economic and technological development. To sum up, intellectual property rights are particularly important for a work. Only with a certificate can you prove that the ownership of the work belongs to you. However, when applying, you must prepare all relevant materials in accordance with the provisions of the law, so that the relevant departments will accept it, and the work income after registration should belong to you.