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WEDNESDAY, 8 JULY 2015
The ACID Databank and unregistered designs: a couple of questions
Tags: ACID Databank unregistered rights,
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The ACID Databank and unregistered designs: a couple of questions
A recent spate of tweets from UK-based designers' organisation ACID (Anti Copying in Design) has reminded this blogger of the existence of its Design Databank. Readers of this blog may not be familiar with it, so he takes the liberty of reproducing the following text from ACID's website:
This set me thinking: first, are there other equivalent databanks of unregistered design rights in other EU jurisdictions? Also, is there a case for allowing the data to be searched by bona fide third parties seeking to do a bit of due diligence before making, selling or importing a product that they think may be protected by an unregistered design? Readers' comments, as always, are welcome.
Posted by: Blog Administrator @ 09.38Tags: ACID Databank unregistered rights,
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