WIPO - World Intellectual Property Organization - Intellectual Property Basics

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The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is an agency of the United Nations. WIPO was created in 1967 "to encourage creative activity, to promote the protection of intellectual property throughout the world."
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Most countries in the world are member to at least one of the 26 international treaties that WIPO is administering. I want to briefly introduce the 3 most significant treaties:
The PCT (Patent Cooperation Treaty) has been signed by 148 countries worldwide. The treaty allows the member countries to file one single patent application that is considered a valid patent application in all member countries. It does not lead to a granted patent, but must be converted into a national or regional patent application within 30 months after the so called priority date in most countries and regions. So basically, the patent applicant is buying time to make the decision about the countries where the applicant needs patent protection.
The Madrid System allows applicants from 97 members such as the EU, the US, China, Japan and Korea to first file a trademark in their home country as a so called basic registration and then extend it potentially to all 97 members with one single application. So with just two trademark applications you can have protection in up to 97 countries and regions (e.g. the EU).
The Hague Agreement allows applicants from over 65 countries and regions to file a single application for a design and have protection in all 65 contracting parties, such as the EU, the US, Japan and Korea. You can protect up to 100 designs with just one single application.
In addition to important international treaties, WIPO strives to help developing countries to establish protection for intellectual property. WIPO is also working on the harmonization of intellectual property laws.
WIPO also has a very cool video cartoon series with Pororo the Little Penguin as a comic, where WIPO teaches basic intellectual property concepts to kids. Pororo is a figure that is popular in South Korea among kids. One example is their wildly successful video "Pororo and his Friends Invent a Jet-Engine Sled", where Pororo becomes an inventor. In "Great Ideas", Pororo the Little Penguin and his friends invent a jet-engine sled:
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I hope you have enjoyed this brief overview of the WIPO - World Intellectual Property Organization.
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IP Newsflash - www.ipnewsflash.com (intellectual property news portal, free patent PDF download, free patent family search)
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You have been watching a video by Rolf Claessen. The views expressed by the participants of this program are their own and do not represent the views of nor are they endorsed by their respective law firms. None of the content should be considered legal advice. This video should not be construed as legal advice or legal opinion on any specific facts or circumstances. The contents of this video are intended for general informational purposes only and you are urged to consult your own patent attorney on any specific legal questions. As always, consult a patent attorney.

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Thanks man... not much easily accessible info on WIPO out there

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[@johnroy9654]

I have one problem with WIPO. Anything can be registered, however, there are things that cannot be trademarked. I have seen WIPO enforce their draconian edicts on things that do not have a valid trademark. It seems like if you pay off someone at the UN, you can have your way, even if it is not lawful.

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[@alvaroobando3192]

Hello Rofl thanks for your excelent videos.. . question: according to your video a PCT ( priority date may 2015 ) deadline date for the european union shoulbe on october 2017 rigth.?

[@horacewhyte9909]

what are the countries covered under WIPO?

[@TheKosiomm]

I'm wondering what happens in case of a trademark coexistence dispute. Let's say i already have an international trademark protection with WIPO for the trademark called X, and then another company start using the same trademark name X. If for example my company is located in Paris, the other company is located in Berlin. In a situation of a court case who will have to pay all the expenses? I couldn't really find any information about this and i hope you can give me a hint..

[@angelacampbell5179]

hello thank you for such great information. Can one get intellectual design for a design created on fabric to make clothing, bedding, curtains etc etc and if so how can this be done. thank you so much.

[@aehsankhan5455]

1) as per the video for ONLY TRADEMARK PROTECTION ,FIRST GET A LOCAL REGISTRATION IN HOME COUNTRY ,THEN WIPO . kindly please tell how much time & fees it takes to get WIPO TRADEMARK protection ? 2) as for getting design protection of almost 100 designs in a single application , do we need to get these designs registered in home country first , or a direct application to WIPO is workable ? also how much time & money is needed for a direct application ? 3) in case of patents , DIRECT APPLICATION TO WIPO is possible ? how much time & money is needed for a direct application ? awaiting response thank you

[@nikiragarcia2768]

Thanks, Rolf, I want to protect my very first design, but I'd like to know that if the UK leaves the EU, how would this affect me using WIPO and is Canada part of The Hague Agreement? Awesome videos, very helpful...

[@nikiragarcia2768]

Thank you for your quick reply and the info. I'm now trying to work out what a String Text Signature is. Would you recommend for me to register my design in the UK at the same time as WIPO?

[@sedonialberto6196]

Hello Ralf, I'd like to ask you the following question: the BASIC trademark, can it be an European Trademark ? Because the Madrid system only mentions States as possible parties of the treaty.. The EU is an international organization ! Thank you! Alberto

[@albertosedoni732]

+Rolf Claessen Thank you Rolf! very appreciated !

[@muse1693]

Can you make a video, like now, to inform us of what all of the headings mean on the trademark international search site, eg.the title- relevance -What does that mean, please , or can you just answer, Wipo is very slow to answer and emails and then they still do not answer. can you please out line exactly what all the headings mean.

[@luispuebla62]

Is there company s that will patent your idea for a. A percent or buy your idea If someone cam not aford .to patent one.but has an idea that will advanc humans to the tenty 1st century

[@sedonialberto6196]

Dear Rolf, I have one last question for you. I’m planning to apply for a trademark registration in France, and use this as a basic registration to get the international trademark of the Madrid system. On the french national website for trademark registration it is said that once you apply for a registration you will have a right of priority for the next six months so that if you decide to apply for an international registration the date that counts is the date of your basic registration. Is this correct ? Thank you in advance !

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+Rolf Claessen Thank you very much!

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[@rahuloturkar6241]

I have two questions: Can an Indian citizen file one single patent application in WIPO Can an Indian trademark owner file an application for cancellation of same trademark in EU or EU country for non use. Thanks.

[@MrAbdkh]

I have a medical patent, and there is a war in Syria my home country , how can I apply and register my patent before start publication that to the media.

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WIPO is an $18 TRILLION industry, maybe more.

[@patentanwalt]

Not true, really. Just look at their annual report.

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