Difference between revisions of "Trademarks, Copyright and Other Intellectual Property"

There is no copyright in ideas; only the original expression of an idea can be copyrighted. And if you use your artistic work on a useful article, such as a decorative lamp or goblet, by using the article as a model or pattern to make 50 or more decorative lamps or goblets, then copyright protection, with some exceptions, isn’t usually available. You generally have to apply for registration of an industrial design instead. You also can’t claim copyright in a very short combination of words, such as the title of a book or song.