The article presents a study of blockchain technology applications in the publishing industry, focusing on the analysis of different types of blockchain networks and their practical implementation. Four main types of blockchain are examined in detail: public, private, consortium, and hybrid networks, with their characteristics, advantages, and limitations defined in the context of publishing applications.
The article examines the role of intellectual property as a key factor in shaping the innovative potential of a state. Intellectual property has become particularly important in the 21st century as a strategic resource for the development of national economies. Innovative products qualitatively change not only productive forces, but also production relations arising from intellectual property objects, which requires a deep legal (in particular, administrative and legal) understanding of this sphere of human activity, which forms the basis of innovative activity.
The problem of copyright protection at the beginning of the 21st century gained particular importance, when the intellectual property market reached unprecedented proportions. This, in turn, led to an expansion of the scope of such offenses as ‘piracy’, that is, the deliberate disregard for copyright.
The article examines the features of a payment of the remuneration, which is called “equitable”, “fair” or “fair compensation”, for the use of phonograms and performances recorded in them.
It is noted that the right to equitable remuneration is not new, it is known under international and European law. The author analyses the reasons for the introduction of the right to equitable remuneration for performers and phonogram producers in international, European and national legislation.
Before the twentieth century, obtaining intellectual property protection in different countries was considered a difficult task since the legislative regulations of this process were quite different. That is why more and more states wanted to systematise and develop a unified approach to the legal regulation of intellectual property at the international level.
The article is devoted to a comprehensive study of technologies designed to protect intellectual property rights. The scientific basis for the study of information technologies for ensuring the protection of intellectual property rights is analyzed.
Software development in recent decades has demonstrated a pace of change not seen since the Industrial Revolution. Software affects almost every aspect of human life in all parts of the world. From an intellectual property rights perspective, discourse and debate focus not only on how software should be protected, but also on a host of issues that reflect the many aspects that software plays in the digital distribution of creative content.
The article analyses the coverage of topical issues of formation and development of legal protection of industrial designs. The author analysed the legal regulation of the studied relations and identified the main stages of its development. The purpose of this article is a legal analysis of the provisions of the legislation of Ukraine regarding the formation and development of the legal regulation of industrial designs, the definition of debatable legislative provisions and the expression of proposals for the improvement of the relevant legal regulation. Research methods.
The article is dedicated to a comprehensive study of theoretical and practical issues of administrative and legal regulation of Intellectual Property (IP) as the main element of innovative activity. A particular research has been conducted into the scientific background of administrative and legal regulation of intellectual property.
The paper examines the main types of intellectual property rights, which might be violated in the media space (Internet, radio, TV, press).
In today’s world, the media has long been a major source of information. As the amount of information in the media increases, so does the amount of intellectual property involved. The most fundamental form of intellectual property protection technology is the control of access to information (ie determining whether the requester is allowed access to information).