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The Basics of Intellectual Property: Copyrights, Trademarks, and Patents
Although I am well versed in the area of intellectual property (IP), it has come to my attention that many are not. This can be a problem when individuals are concerned with protecting their rights, and when trying to avoid infringing the rights of others. This article is meant to be a very brief overview of what each of the three main areas of IP law deals with. Copyrights, Trademarks, and Patents are each a huge body of law on their own. In addition to the basic rules, there are numerous sub-rules, and exceptions.The purpose here is to guide novices in to what area of the law they are dealing with, and a place to start asking questions. Let me say up front a general rule; You cannot protect mere ideas. It is the expression of ideas that can be protected.
Urwerk Unveils Limited Edition UR-112 Aggregat Watch
Even in the wild and fanciful world of haute horlogerie, few brands commit as heavily to bringing the look of the future to modern mechanical timepieces as Urwerk. This creative, sci-fi inflected design philosophy has paid hefty dividends since the brand was founded in 1997, but the task of creating the aesthetic of the future comes with a responsibility to keep creating new ideas. Urwerk's latest all-new design inverts and expands its calling-card satellite hours concept, creating a unique hunter-cased design that would feel every bit at home on Yavin 4 or Arrakis as it would here on Earth. The new limited edition Urwerk UR-112 Aggregat offers one of the brand's boldest visions of the future to date, and pioneers some genuinely fascinating new horological concepts.Measuring in at 42mm-wide, 51mm-long, and a considerable 16mm-thick, the titanium case of the Urwerk UR-112 Aggregat is a radical departure from typical watch case designs even by the brand's own eclectic standards. The slop