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Profit From Pixels


When: February 13th, 2006 19:30 to 21:00
Location: The Design Council, 34 Bow Street, London WC2.
Price: £0.00
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Interface and interaction design are two of the newest areas of design, and present some novel challenges around intellectual property (IP)

This is an Own It event in association with The Design Council.

Interface and interaction design are two of the newest areas of design, and present some novel challenges around intellectual property (IP).

What can be protected:

*A website 'look and feel'?
*A screen logo or icon?
*An interaction design or process?
*A design method?

And how might any IP in these designs be exploited?

How should designers work with clients to most effectively exploit their digital creativity?

And how can these designs be documented, registered and protected?

Based on stories from innovative practitioners, and with legal advice to hand, we will help you make the most of your pixel pushing and answer the above questions.

Bookings & More Details:
http://www.own-it.org/events/details/?eventId=126&p=2

Location

The Design Council, 34 Bow Street, London WC2.


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