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This episode of "The IP Podcast" looks at the actual ownership of an invention and who can claim the associated intellectual property rights, as it might not always be as straightforward as it seems.
This episode of "The IP Podcast" looks at the
actual ownership of an invention and who can claim
the associated intellectual property rights, as it might not always
be as straightforward as it seems.
In fact, it's important to note that the inventor of an
invention and the owner of an invention can be different
entities.
We also look at whether an employee has the rights to an
invention, or the employer, how to identify and confirm ownership
of an invention, and whether ownership rights are the same in each
country.
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Originally published 11 June, 2020
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