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Welcome to Own-It: Your Free Intellectual Property Resource Centre

Own It is a new service which offers free intellectual property advice for London’s creative people.

Within your business or your practice, you've probably created a wealth of in-house ideas, designs, music, writing, images – in short, ‘intellectual property' - which can make you extra money, as long as you give it the proper legal protection. Own It will show you how.

Own It provides free legal contract templates available for download, free legal advice and free seminars to enable creative people to make the most of their ideas.

Own It is a partnership between Creative London and London College of Communication, University of The Arts London.

Latest intellectual property news

Happy World Intellectual Property Day | 26 Apr 2006
It's World IP Day on April 26th. The theme of this years World Intellectual Property (IP) Day is 'the power of ideas as the seedbed for innovation and creativity.' To celebrate World IP day yourself why not spend some time updating your own knowledge of IP and learn more about protecting it and even sharing it.

Greetings from this week’s round-up. | 24 Apr 2006
This week, Blackberry’s makers see red and Google is denied an artistic licence.

This week, a knockout trademark deal for Muhammad Ali and Japan wrestles with a meaty IP problem. | 18 Apr 2006
Heavyweight boxing legend Muhammad Ali has sold an 80% share in the rights to his name and image to US company CKX.

Forthcoming Own It events

How not to get ripped off in the fashion industry

Date: Thursday 11 May 2006

What can and can't you protect in the fast moving fashion and accessories industry? Can you really protect your designs in an industry that works on influences, tributes and trends?

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