PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY,

COPYRIGHT LAW

PRESENTATION TECHNIQUES

ANADOLU UNIVERSITY – 2009/2010

Instructor : Cengiz Hakan AYDIN

Name : Fatih AKÇAYNo : 12314027314Study Field : Business AdministrationUniversity : Anadolu University / ESKİŞEHİRCountry :TÜRKİYE

► Contents

I - IntroductionII - Intellectual Property Rights and its concept : Copyright, Industrial RightsIII - Intellectual Property Rights should be protectedIV - History of Intellectual Property and Copyright LawV - Intellectual Property and Copyright : in TürkiyeVI - Historical Development of IRP in TürkiyeVII- Conclusion and Suggestion

I – INTRODUCTION

“Private property is the most important guarantee of freedom.”

—Friedrich A. Hayek

II - INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AS A TERM AND ITS CONCEPT

Property Rights

1 - Real

2 - Intellectual property :

- industrial property

- copyright

• Industrial property rights cover inventions and industrial designs.

II - INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AS A TERM AND ITS CONCEPT

• Copyright is the areas mentioned as literary, artistic and scientific works.

III - Why Should Intellectual Rights Be Protected?

• funds of society,

•driver of other productions,

• economical, cultural and social developments

• societies shall survive

• consuming societies - producer societies.

two main reasons to protect intellectual property rights are ;

1 - to give statutory expression to the moral and economic rights of creators in their creations and the rights of the public in access to those creations,

2 - to promote, as a deliberate act of Government policy, creativity and the dissemination and application of its results and to encourage fair trading which would contribute to economic and social development.

III - Why Should Intellectual Rights Be Protected?

IV - History of Intellectual Property and Copyright Law

• 1967 World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)

• In Europe, French author A. Nion publication in 1846.

• Bayh-Dole Act in 1980.

• Section 1 of the French law

of 1791

• Copyright

• Britain - 18. century.

• Licensing Act of 1662

• The Statute of Anne in 1709

• The Berne Convention on 9 September 1886

IV - History of Intellectual Property and Copyright Law

V - Intellectual property (IP) in Türkiye

• Copyright

• Training and Public Awareness

• Turkish Patent Institute

VI - Historical Developments of IPR in Türkiye

I - Developments between years 1871-1923

III - Developments after the foundation of Turkish Patent Institute (1994-2009)

II - Developments between years 1923-1994

Last Condition in Türkiye

• WIPO Copyright Treaty and the WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty • EU accession

VII - CONCLUSION

It is an established fact that the levels of protection the countries provide for IPR affect their; • economies,• growth,• technological transformation,• export and employment potentials,• FDI inflow potentials.

VII - CONCLUSION

Respect everybody’s work to safe creation and innovation.

Foreworned is foreearned!

VII - CONCLUSION

THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION