1. Copyright, Intellectual
Property, Innovation
Warren Ellis
Computer Literacy 103
Professor Mark Rusboldt
August 6, 2012

2. Copyright, Intellectual
Property, Innovation
 Summary
 In businesses today, requires that you need to patent your work of creation
online. It gives you the exclusive rights given when filling out a registration
form to copyright your work and protect it against infringement.
Remember, that not all works are entitled to get copyrighted. So, make sure that
when you do your research; check to see if you are entitled to copyright and do
so, for the sake of protecting your work.

3. Copyright, Intellectual
Property, Innovation
Copyright Definition
 What is copy right?
 Copyright - Is a set of exclusive rights to
reproduce, distribute, display, license, or perform a work.
 This is a copyright
symbol

4. Copyright, Intellectual Property,
Innovation
 Intellectual Property  Light Bulb
 What is intellectual property?
Intellectual property are assets of  Songs on
an intangible kind, in the form of the Radio
inventions, symbols, literary, and
artifacts.
 Intellectual Property, is also a form
of copy right.  Film
 Here are some examples of
intellectual properties to your right
side.

5. Copyright, Intellectual Property, Innovation
 Thesis – Make sure that when you initiate a business online and
from state to state, that you should take full consideration and
responsibility to go through the process of copyrighting your
intellectual properties and innovations to protect against
infringement.
 Body of the (Paper)
 What are the types of intellectual properties that are copyrightable
when protecting your work while conducting business online and
state to state?
 The types of intellectual properties that are copyrightable when
protecting your work while conducting business online and from
state to state are created in the form of inventions; not in the form
of ideas.
 Examples of intellectual properties could be a wine
beverage, sneaker products, lyrics to a song,

6. Copyright, Intellectual
Property, Innovation
 How to strategically go about  Steps of copyrighting written work.
copyrighting your work or
creations online to prohibit others
from reproducing your work?
 First, type in the search bar, the
steps to copyright your work
online. You will get a listing of
many copyright websites to register
your work and receive your
certification.
 Secondly, securely upload or send
your materials.
 Thirdly, U.S Copy Office will
electronically file your application
papers and will send your
confirmation of certificate, articles
of organization, and rights through
mail

7. Copyright, Intellectual
property, Innovation
 Innovation
 Innovation = Theoretical conception + Technical
Invention + Commercial exploitation
 This equation above is absolutely a successful
one that creates great innovations through great
inventions.

8. Copyright, Intellectual Property, Innovation
 Hiring an attorney and an accountant
 The two most important elements of business that you should always carefully
consider, when protecting identity and your business reputation, is hiring an attorney and an
accountant
 The reasons for hiring an accountant are pretty obvious--you need someone to help you set
up your "chart of accounts," review your numbers periodically, and prepare all of your
necessary federal, state and local tax return
 A good business attorney will provide vital assistance in almost every aspect of your
business, from basic zoning compliance and copyright and trademark advice to formal
business incorporation and lawsuits and liability.

9. Copyright, Intellectual Property, Innovation
 Conclusion
 At the end of the day, as a business owner looking to protect and secure the
exclusive rights of his or her copy written works or creations, will reap the
benefits of investing in all critical tools and resources that sets a great business
foundation. Carefully, do your research and make the necessary choices that
will help make a great impact on your business growth and development of
goods and services, to prosper in your attempt to succeed; not just for the
moment, but for the near future goals and aspirations that will create more
business opportunities for you and other individuals to blossom and grow like
the trees of wealth and knowledge.

10. Copyright, Intellectual Property, Innovation
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