Publishing copyrighted works without revealing the owner’s identity has become increasingly common. Because of this, it can be harder to obtain permission and use materials without knowledge of the owner.
Owning copyright gives the owner a right to grant licences to that copyright. A person who receives certain rights may also possess the right to grant a license. Copyright ownership
An intellectual property licence agreement describes how and when a person is granted rights to use intellectual property (IP). The licence agreement may also set out the purpose for which
Common law trademarks are unregistered trademarks protected under Australian Common Law principles. They are not registered but enjoy protection based on their use and goodwill. In this article, Farrah Motley,
Trademarks are an essential part of any business or brand, serving as a unique symbol or word that identifies and distinguishes the source of goods or services. However, navigating the
Trademark registration is an important step for any company or individual seeking to establish and protect their brand identity and reputation in the marketplace. Among other things, it provides legal
