The intellectual property rights protection assistance and reporting and complaint hotline is 12330. The relevant content is as follows:
1. Definition
Intellectual property rights are "the collective term for rights generated by law based on creative achievements and industrial and commercial marks." The three most important intellectual property rights are copyright, patent rights and trademark rights. Patent rights and trademark rights are also collectively referred to as industrial property rights.
Intellectual property rights in English are "intellectual property", which is also translated as intellectual property rights, intellectual property rights or intellectual property rights.
2. Origin of the word
On the surface, intellectual property rights can be understood as "property rights to knowledge", and the premise is that knowledge has the conditions to become legal property. However, the essence of knowledge is a kind of information, which is intangible and free-flowing. Once knowledge as information is disseminated, the person who provided it cannot exercise exclusive control over it.
Then the intellectual achievements expressed by this information cannot become the property of the information creator in a legal sense. The intellectual property legal system creates an unprecedented form of property rights by granting creators of intellectual achievements exclusive rights of use and transfer.
3. The object is immaterial
The object of intellectual property is immaterial works, inventions and goodwill, etc. It is intangible and must rely on certain exist as a material carrier. The object knowledge of intellectual property is the non-material achievement carried or embodied by the material carrier. This means that obtaining a material carrier does not mean that you enjoy the intellectual property rights it carries;
Secondly, transferring the ownership of the material carrier does not mean that you also transfer the intellectual property rights it carries; finally, infringement of material carriers Ownership of a carrier does not mean that it also infringes upon the intellectual property rights it carries.
4 Timeliness
The timeliness of intellectual property rights means that the protection period of most intellectual property rights is limited. Once the protection period specified by law is exceeded, it will no longer be protected. The creative achievements will enter the public domain and become public resources that everyone can use; the registration of a trademark also has legal time effect. If the right holder does not renew the registration after the expiration of the time limit, it will also enter the public domain.