@article{13549,
      note = {Part One : Innovating for fun and profit 1. The rise of  intellectual property law: who owns an idea 2. American  ingenuity in the twenty-first century Part Two : Taking  ownership of trademarks and trade names 3. Making your  mark: the basics of trademark law 4. Maintaining marks in  the face of legal adversity 5. How to research and register  a mark from scratch 6. Trademarks in cyberspace: the domain  name debate Part Three : Cashing in on copyrights 7.  Critical copyright concepts: what's protected 8.  Limitations on copyright protection 9. Copyright  infringement: proving it and defending against it 10.  Exercising copyright caution: research, registration, and  designation Part Four : Practical patent concepts 11. What  can you patent? 12. Filing a successful patent application  13. Avoiding, detecting and defending against patent  infrigement Part Five : Issues for entrepreneurs 14. Trade  secret protection 15. Getting your idea to market:  licensing and other arrangements 16. Software savvy 17.  Protecting and promoting your website 18. From brain to  balance sheet: tax considerations Appendices A. Sample  trademark application B. Sample employee confidentiality  agreement C. Sample employee nondisclosure agreement.},
      author = {Gilbert, Jill,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/13549},
      title = {The entrepreneur's guide to patents, copyrights,  trademarks, trade secrets and licensing /},
      abstract = {Provides information and guidance for entrepreneurs on the  protection of intellectual property, covering trademark  law, research, and registration; domain names; copyright  concepts, limitations, and protection; patent filing and  protection; trade secret protection; licensing and other  agreements; and software and Web site issues.},
      recid = {13549},
      pages = {1 volume ;},
}