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Why You Cannot Protect a business Idea? by stephenlegal: 7:19am On Aug 04, 2020 |
Why you cannot protect an idea? No,business/tech ideas cannot be protected. Why? It is intangible. It is has no form. What you must do? Therefore,your idea has to be in a form to be protected. It must be tangible. In Nigeria. Here in Nigeria ,the following shall be eligible for copyright: (a) literary works; (b) musical works; (c) artistic works; (d) cinematograph films; (e) sound recordings; and (f) broadcast Action Point: 1)Work the extra mile, and turn that 'eureka' to a form, then 2)protect it.
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Re: Why You Cannot Protect a business Idea? by JunctionBox: 7:57am On Aug 04, 2020 |
stephenlegal: And I have some and finding it difficult to disclose to anyone for fear of being hijacked from. |
Re: Why You Cannot Protect a business Idea? by stephenlegal: 8:14am On Aug 04, 2020 |
JunctionBox: Hi JunctionBox, It is normal for fear to exist. However, with the right measures you can be assured that you will always have the upper hand. Question 1: Do you have you them in tangible forms? Have you gone beyond the idea stage into a 'framework' stage? |
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