Tag: Joan Janneth M. Estremadura
Robo-rights: Artificial intelligence machines’ right to own copyright over works
In 2010 there was a discussion on whether robots should be granted rights or what was termed as “robo-rights.” This stemmed from the consideration that robots may develop the ability to reproduce, develop artificial intelligence, and even possibly, create something independent of its inventor or developer.
That’s my move! Are motion marks eligible for trademark protection?
“Moonwalk” is a dance move popularized by the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. It is his signature dance move which catapulted him into stardom. Aside from Jackson, other celebrities and figures (whether living persons or “inanimate entities/objects”) have distinctive “signature moves” -- Michael Jordan and his one hand, flying air dunk; movements of popular video game characters like Street Fighter’s Ryu and his Haddouken and Dragonball’s Son Gokou and his Kamehame Wave.
Deriving value from E-Learning platforms
Business is an ever-changing landscape. It finds ways to create assets, improve what has been already done, and maximize utility at the least possible cost.
Effects of plain packaging on the Intellectual Property Rights of stakeholders
The world is now waiting for the World Trade Organization’s decision on the validity of plain packaging measures on tobacco products in Australia. If...
