Intellectual property awareness

Pitkethly, Robert

doi:10.1504/ijtm.2012.047243

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“…Awareness is usually a precursor of behavior. Pitkethly () develops the concept of IP awareness, which consists of three sub‐concepts: (1) IP knowledge and understanding, (2) IP judgement, and (3) IP attitude.…”

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Cultural barriers to intellectual property ethics: A theoretical model

Jin

Chen

2019

Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Tech

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Numerous studies have revealed that cultural factors play an important role in intellectual property (IP) management in cross‐national contexts. Although understanding the factors is currently recognized as an essential problem, little research has been done on systematically analyzing and modeling these cultural norms and values. This paper reports on a work in progress that aims to build a theoretical model to explain the differences of people's perceptions about IP infringement in different countries. In this paper, we introduce the background of the study and propose the theoretical model that was gleaned from a systematic review effort.

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Cultural barriers to intellectual property ethics: A theoretical model

Jin

Chen

2019

Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Tech

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“…To make this a win-win situation, it is critical that IP rights are taught alongside basic IL skills. As Pitkethly [8] wrote, awareness is needed, and not just awareness but a solid understanding of IP and the rights they confer. 6…”

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Exploring the Need for Intellectual Property Information Literacy for Business and STEM Disciplines

Tyhurst

2018

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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A major component of any information literacy training program incorporates training on copyright and fair use. While in the library literature, librarians have provided excellent training on understanding copyright and appropriate use, they have not focused on providing training on other forms of intellectual property (IP), particularly patents. As IP in the form of patents is becoming exponentially more important in the research-to-commercialization process, more work on information literacy training about patents is needed. This paper provides definitions of IP literacy, places the value of IP literacy in a larger context, looks at target audiences, proposes a framework for IP literacy and provides suggestions about the role that librarians can play in developing IP literacies beyond copyright.

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“…Il est donc nécessaire d'avoir connaissance au préalable de la possibilité d'inclure une clause de défense dans l'accord, ce qui nécessite d' être formé à leur rédaction. Ceci est loin d' être évident dans les PME où la propriété intellectuelle est souvent gérée par des dirigeants qui n' ont qu'une culture réduite de ce domaine (OSEO, 2009 ;Arundel et Steinmuller, 1998 ;Pitkethly, 2012). Il semble donc que les politiques publiques de soutien à l'innovation puissent bénéficier d'une sensibilisation accrue des patrons de PME non seulement aux techniques de protection de l'innovation, mais aussi à celles liées à leur valorisation.…”

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La licence défensive

Sattin

2014

ipme

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Editions EMS -In Quarto SARL ISSN 0776-5436 (imprimé) 1918-9699 (numérique) Découvrir la revue Citer cet article Sattin, J. (2013). La licence défensive : Une option stratégique pour les PME innovantes ?. Revue internationale P. M.E., 26 (3-4), 41-61. doi:10.7202/1024518ar Résumé de l'article À partir de l'étude d'une base de 297 licences internationales collectées auprès des membres de la « Licensing Executive Society », nous montrons que les stratégies de licence défensive sont déployées principalement par de petites entreprises qui n'ont pas les ressources nécessaires pour exclure seules les contrefacteurs potentiels. Par ailleurs, nous mettons en évidence la nature paradoxale de ces stratégies pour le bien-être du breveté. Nous montrons notamment que l'implication du licencié dans la défense des brevets concédés va généralement de pair avec une augmentation des risques contractuels pour le concédant. PAlAbRAs clAveLicencias de tecnología, patente, pyme

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Intellectual property awareness

Cited by 16 publications

References 8 publications

Cultural barriers to intellectual property ethics: A theoretical model

Cultural barriers to intellectual property ethics: A theoretical model

Exploring the Need for Intellectual Property Information Literacy for Business and STEM Disciplines

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