Question to display on the screen Who owns my invention? | Insert audio text here (topic content)One of the starting philosophical theory points is the notion of property itself – the idea that the creation or the invention is considered as property of the creator or the inventor.This is based on the natural rights theory, which dictates that the creator or inventor is actually entitled to all of the social benefits associated with the creation or the invention. In other words, “I created it; therefore
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short decades ago the thought of being connected all the time was looked down upon and who really cared about what I was up to last weekend? With the constant reformation of technology, we are constantly adapting and adopting these, once crazy, inventions into our every day lives. If we look at entertainment and cinema over the last 80 some-od years we can see the vast improvements in the quality and reality of the scenes and its all thanks to advancements in technology. Just take the original
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Intellectual Property, Patent Infringement, Presumption of Validity, Burden of Proof Ken Intellectual Property, Patent Infringement, Presumption of Validity, Burden of Proof According to the case, Microsoft Corp. v. i4i Limited Partnership and Infrastructures for Information, Inc. (10-290) (2011), Microsoft was sued by the software entity i4i Limited Partnership and Infrastructures for Information Inc. The company alleged that i4i’s patent was infringed by Microsoft Word’s XML
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continues, radio becoming an old fashioned one and pass its role to TVs. Although sometimes TVs waste our time and can be damage children's psychology with violent scene, some pros such as visuality , variety of information make them the greatest invention during the human life. To conclude, we can use all of indicated media types depending our needs and
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Case 03: Creative Deviance: Apple Org Chart ! The Problem: The problem here is that organizations lack and discourage creativity and continuously suppress creative employees to participate and share in creating innovative ideas that could substantially improve the organization position. Problem Justification: The organizational structure implemented in every organization plays an important role in spreading creativity and innovation spirit across the organization’s employees and encouraging
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2.0 “Organisations must innovate to survive and thrive…?” Innovation is a process of finding novel solutions to important problems (Satell, 2013). Innovation is an important topic because it is one of the major ways to differentiate your product with others competitors. Innovation happens to make the product noticeable in the market. I agree with the statement “Organisations must innovate to survive and thrive”. Any companies who has a lot of competitors need to innovate more to ensure that they
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time and probably is still the most respected inventor. He has invented so many inventions that have impacted our lives deeply. Some of his inventions are the electric light bulb, phonograph, motion picture camera and many more. His inventions are the ones we use every day to live. He also improved other people’s inventions, like the telegraph. Our lives would change and be totally different without him and his inventions. I believe Thomas Edison has shaped the world and changed our living situation
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In the 1900s-1920s many inventions were made from trench warfare to the FBI, most of which we still use today in 2018. These inventions changed from a silly idea to a modern industry. Think of what you made for breakfast, if it was anything warm, that thanks to the heating element. This is just one example of how these inventions changed the way we live today. The heating element was made by Wiegand Edwin L. In the early 1920s but not patented until 1935. The heating element was made out of
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Gene patenting Gene patenting is a type of license from the government that gives the right to some companies to control the use of the gene they have patented. Nowadays, gene patenting has become a hot debate all over the world. There are those who believe that human genes should not be patented such as Michael Crichton. He wrote an article named “Patenting Life” in the New York Times against gene patenting. On the other hand, there are also some people who believe that some types of genes can
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changes in technology and what they’ve contributed to an entire group of people. According to Christian L. Lee, beginning in 1876, one of the first important advancements to have an effect on the deaf was patented by Alexander Graham Bell with his invention of the telephone. Although this may seem like a significant advancement for anyone other than those within the deaf community, it most certainly proved to be an asset to the Deaf with the additional advancements to follow in its upcoming 100 years
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