Unit 3.2.1.3 to 3.2.4 Comply with Regulatory Requirements for Content Creation

1234567891011121314151617181920
Across
  1. 1. A right granted for a new invention or improvement to existing technology.
  2. 5. Transferring ownership of a copyright to another party completely.
  3. 7. Keeping detailed and marked documents of confidential business transactions.
  4. 8. A legal contract used to ensure that a person keeps confidential information private.
  5. 10. One of the criteria for a patent, requiring the invention to be new and not publicly known.
  6. 15. A category of property including intangible creations of the human mind.
  7. 16. The process to extend the protection of a trademark or patent beyond the initial term.
  8. 19. A criterion for a patent indicating that the invention must be useful in industry.
  9. 20. Information not known to the public, private to the company or individual.
Down
  1. 2. Limiting who can view or use confidential information within a company.
  2. 3. A requirement for registering a trademark; the mark must be unique and able to distinguish products.
  3. 4. When a person discloses confidential information without permission.
  4. 6. Measures or steps to safeguard confidential information.
  5. 9. A key type of confidential information that gives a company a competitive edge.
  6. 11. Granting a third party specific rights to use a copyrighted work without transferring ownership.
  7. 12. Steps taken to enforce confidentiality obligations if they are breached.
  8. 13. Harm caused to a company due to improper use of confidential information.
  9. 14. The legal duty to keep confidential information private.
  10. 17. A sign used to distinguish goods or services of one business from those of others.
  11. 18. The benefit of holding a patent, preventing others from using it without permission.