different types of intellectual property rights

 different types of intellectual property rights

This is because intellectual property law can cover a variety of situations and is therefore divided into four main categories. The first category is copyright.

Copyright laws are designed to protect artwork and creativity, which includes music, live performances, writing and other matters in the field of art.

What may be regarded as a violation of the right to publish may vary from State to State. (For example, all the songs and films produced by Disney).



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