Intellectual property laws are regulations developed to safeguard intellectual works like innovations, designs, trademarks, artwork, and music. Although the laws have existed for a long time, their importance has constantly changed. Economic, technical, and sociological growth have influenced these regulations over time. Additionally, the digital era has brought both, new opportunities and problems for intellectual property rights in the past few years. Due to these developments, new legal structures have been developed to protect authors and their creations in the digital sphere. Intellectual property rules will undoubtedly continue to change as technology evolves to keep up with the ever-evolving world of invention and innovation. The importance of intellectual property laws in supporting innovation and economic growth is examined, especially as it pertains to the digital era. A brief classification of IP is covered, followed by the role of IP in promoting creativity, how governments and international bodies enforce such laws and address disputes, and the challenges hindering enforcements today.
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Dr. Mosi Dorbayani earned his Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Salford, in Manchester, with specializations in cultural diplomacy, public policy, and project management, and holds graduate...
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