Soft intellectual property
Topic: Social
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Soft intellectual property (also sometimes, and confusingly (see below), abbreviated to "soft IP"[1]) is sometimes used to refer to trademarks, copyright, design rights and passing off, in contrast to "hard intellectual property", which is sometimes used to refer to patents.[2][3] Use of this phrase is controversial among IP practitioners.[4][5] The phrase "soft intellectual property" or Soft IP also refers to a system for licensing patents proposed in 2008. See Soft IP.
In the semiconductor industry the term has a different meaning described at Types of IP cores.
References
- ↑ "Soft IP Litigation" (in de). https://www.eisenfuhr.com/en/fields-of-practice/ip-litigation/soft-ip-litigation.
- ↑ Specialisations: IP , Law Careers.net. Consulted on March 14, 2009.
- ↑ ip4inno web site, Topic Browser. Consulted on March 14, 2009.
- ↑ Eric Goldman, Let's Stop Using the Term “Soft IP,” Technology & Marketing Law Blog, Jan. 8, 2013
- ↑ Amanda Levendowski, Hard Truths About Soft IP, Colum. L. Rev. Forum (2023 Forthcoming)
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