Intellectual property
World Intellectual Property Day / A solid base of intellectual property rights will drive innovation
IP rights protection can encourage innovation and entrepreneurial enthusiasm on a large scale
Bring back our sarees
The government should identify and register all our GI products immediately, before we see them being snatched away.
Is Intellectual Property Turning into a Knowledge Monopoly?
Science was supposed to produce new knowledge, which could then be mined by technology to produce artifacts.
Intellectual property for the 21st-century
The patent system can be thought of as awarding a prize. But the prize impedes the flow of knowledge, reduces the benefits derived from it, and distorts the economy.
Jute Genome Patents / Over $8m 'to be spent' on legal fees
The government plans to spend $8.25 million on legal assistance over a span of 15 years to take out patents on jute genomes decoded by Bangladeshi scientists.
World Intellectual Property Day / Protecting our uniqueness
GI registration of a product is new in our country. While some special quality products produced in Bangladesh can be called GI products
Law reform / TRIPS Agreement and Bangladesh
Separate laws should be enacted for the protection of industrial designs, utility models, PVP, cross-cutting IPRs, trade-secrets, preventing unfair competition, and integrating IP offices, and necessary amendments need be made to the existing laws.
A solid base of intellectual property rights will drive innovation
IP rights protection can encourage innovation and entrepreneurial enthusiasm on a large scale
Bring back our sarees
The government should identify and register all our GI products immediately, before we see them being snatched away.
Is Intellectual Property Turning into a Knowledge Monopoly?
Science was supposed to produce new knowledge, which could then be mined by technology to produce artifacts.
Intellectual property for the 21st-century
The patent system can be thought of as awarding a prize. But the prize impedes the flow of knowledge, reduces the benefits derived from it, and distorts the economy.
Over $8m 'to be spent' on legal fees
The government plans to spend $8.25 million on legal assistance over a span of 15 years to take out patents on jute genomes decoded by Bangladeshi scientists.
Protecting our uniqueness
GI registration of a product is new in our country. While some special quality products produced in Bangladesh can be called GI products
TRIPS Agreement and Bangladesh
Separate laws should be enacted for the protection of industrial designs, utility models, PVP, cross-cutting IPRs, trade-secrets, preventing unfair competition, and integrating IP offices, and necessary amendments need be made to the existing laws.