IP can be a bit like treasure in the attic – you might already have some valuable items lying around without realising it.
In the first exercise we tried to identify what IP you might already own in your business. Now we look at what, if anything, you should do with that IP.
You have had an idea and the IP is protected, so now you need a path to market?
The Copyright Council of New Zealand aims to enhance the knowledge and understanding of copyright among New Zealand creators, copyright owners, users and the general public.
Excellence, leadership and an outstanding contribution to Maori arts was recognised at the CNZ Te Waka Toi Awards 2011.
Arts and culture strategies help to reveal and enhance the underlying identity—the unique meaning, value, and character— of the physical and social form of a community.
Pointy Hat Productions announce a new season of 'Toil and Trouble' at Titirangi Theatre.
Aaron Gash's quirky take on the world recently earned him the People’s Choice Award at the Waikato Society of the Arts 2011 National Youth Art Awards.
On Sunday morning at the Going West literary weekend Landfall in Unknown Seas two new voices, Craig Cliff and Tanya Moir, reveal and interrogate their work.
Tim Riley answers your questions about intellectual property, trademarking and other things copyright related.
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Christchurch integrated dance company Jolt Dance remains strong despite the earthquakes that have rocked the city and will tour to Dunedin and perform in a show called Humble Me.