Global Participation in Intellectual Property Competition The international competition "Opening the World of Intellectual Property" connects participants from various countries, including Turkmenistan, Belarus, Tajikistan, Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan and Armenia. The event is accessible to a global audience with materials available on the competition's website. Participants are encouraged to engage in chat for introductions and feedback.
Evolution of Intellectual Property Through History Intellectual property has existed throughout history; examples include ancient inventions like the wheel and artistic expressions found in cave drawings. As society evolved so did intellectual property objects—from catapults used in warfare to modern high-tech innovations across art forms today. It encompasses diverse creations limited only by human imagination.
Diverse Categories of Intellectual Property Rights There are 13 main categories of intellectual property: scientific works; literature; arts performances; phonograms; broadcasts transmission rights; inventions such as utility models or industrial designs among others—each varying by country’s recognition standards. What constitutes intellectual property can differ internationally based on local laws.
'Copyright': Protecting Creative Works Globally 'Copyright' protects creative outputs while 'related rights' safeguard performers’ interests related to their work performance (like actors or musicians). Copyright applies broadly across all fields involving creativity—including literature and technology—and ensures protection against unauthorized use without consent from creators.
. An interactive session engages participants through identifying copyright-related images presented during discussions about what qualifies under copyright law criteria—creativity must be evident along with accessibility for public perception regardless if it targets niche audiences or broader demographics alike