Intellectual property, SoundCloud and the radio station. INORI ™, INORI 2 ENERGY ™ ( formerly PRIONS and PRIONS 2 ENERGY) as owned by Londinium International and Warren A. Lyon have designed several systems and products that attract intellectual property protection. Email WARREN AUGUSTINE LYON at w.a.lyon.angelronan@mail.com. Another point of observation is that the internet is construed by some one as purveyor of free intellectual property. But, while there is a tremendous amount of intellectual property that is on the internet and that is sometimes available for free if offered as free, we cannot presume that all intellectual property in the internet is free and it is not unless offered as such. Music , movies and photos are not free unless offered as free. The internet must be understood as a medium for broadcast like a radio. You can maybe play music for free but saving and recording music is not free as this unintended and unfair to the artists even if it is your Uncle's favourite mix tape on Mixcloud or SoundCloud where these websites may broadcast musical loaded by members of the public much like a radio station broadcasts music. The websites can also collect advertising and they can also note and collate what artist and what song is being played at any given time even if it is in the Middle of a mix of songs in an MP3 recording accessible on the site that cannot be downloaded; however. This is much like a radio station and with the IBM AS 400 computers, we can honestly and accurately account for every song played and the artist at any time any where in the world as accessed via that website that is earning revenue via the site while attracting people to the site with the music. The artists must be paid; however the standard nominal rate used by the average radio station that pays royalties to artists for airplay and this may be called the Global Standard rate indexed to radio airplay in Iceland possibly or Egypt. Mixcloud and SoundCloud are growing brands that market music and will continue to grow while also paying artists. It could be that the brands will join outer services such as NPR or Radio Europe and will continue to be successful. /////////// Intellectual Property Services Businesses and innovators need easy, cost-effective ways to protect their inventions, their brands, and their designs in multiple countries. WIPO offers a range of global services for protecting intellectual property (IP) across borders, and for resolving IP disputes outside the courts. A short Guide to WIPO Services WIPO IP Portal WIPO IP Portal: Easy access to all online IP Services Protecting intellectual property Whether you are a multinational business or an individual, our services provide you with a fast, efficient and cost-effective route for protecting your inventions, trademarks or designs across borders. Logo WIPO PCT The International Patent System Seek patent protection in multiple countries by filing one international application. The PCT system: postpones the major costs associated with international patent protection; provides you with a strong basis for patenting decisions; is used by the world’s major corporations, research institutions and universities. Logo WIPO Madrid The International Trademark System Register your trademarks in multiple countries by filing one international application. The Madrid System: saves you time and money; includes members representing over 80% of world trade; enables you to manage and renew your marks through one centralized system. Logo WIPO Hague The International Design System Register industrial designs in multiple countries with a minimum of formalities and expense. The Hague system: replaces multiple registrations with just one; lets you register up to 100 industrial designs with one form; makes management of your registered designs easier — record changes or renewals through a single step. Logo WIPO Lisbon The International System of Geographical Indications The Lisbon system provides a means of obtaining protection for appellations of origin in several countries through a single registration procedure in one language, with one set of fees in one currency. Protecting state emblems (Article 6ter) Article 6ter of the Paris Convention enables governments to protect their flags and other state emblems; and intergovernmental organizations to protect their names, abbreviations and emblems

   Intellectual property, SoundCloud and the radio station.       



  INORI ™, INORI 2 ENERGY ™ ( formerly PRIONS and PRIONS 2 ENERGY) as owned by Londinium International and Warren A. Lyon have designed several systems and products that attract intellectual property protection.  Email WARREN AUGUSTINE LYON at w.a.lyon.angelronan@mail.com.    

Another point of observation is that the internet is construed by some one as purveyor of free intellectual property. But, while there is a tremendous amount of intellectual property that is on the internet and that is sometimes available for free if offered as free, we cannot presume that all intellectual property in the internet is free and it is not unless offered as such.  


Music , movies and photos are not free unless offered as free.  The internet must be understood as a medium for broadcast like a radio. You can maybe play music for free but saving and recording music is not free as this unintended and unfair to the artists even if it is your Uncle's favourite mix tape on Mixcloud or SoundCloud where these websites may broadcast musical loaded by members of the public much like a radio station broadcasts music.  The websites can also collect advertising and they can also note and collate what artist and what song is being played at any given time even if it is in the Middle of a mix of songs in an MP3 recording accessible on the site that cannot be downloaded; however.   This is much like a radio station and with the IBM AS 400 computers, we can honestly and accurately account for every song played and the artist at any time any where in the world as accessed via that website that is earning revenue via the site while attracting people to the site with the music.  

The artists must be paid; however the standard nominal rate used by the average radio station that pays royalties to artists for airplay and this may be called the Global Standard rate indexed to radio airplay in Iceland possibly or Egypt.   Mixcloud and SoundCloud are growing brands that market music and will continue to grow while also paying artists.  It could be that the brands will join outer services such as NPR or Radio Europe and will continue to be successful.  

    

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Intellectual Property Services

Businesses and innovators need easy, cost-effective ways to protect their inventions, their brands, and their designs in multiple countries.

WIPO offers a range of global services for protecting intellectual property (IP) across borders, and for resolving IP disputes outside the courts.

WIPO IP Portal

WIPO IP Portal: Easy access to all online IP Services

Protecting intellectual property

Whether you are a multinational business or an individual, our services provide you with a fast, efficient and cost-effective route for protecting your inventions, trademarks or designs across borders.

Logo WIPO PCT

The International Patent System

Seek patent protection in multiple countries by filing one international application. The PCT system:

  • postpones the major costs associated with international patent protection;
  • provides you with a strong basis for patenting decisions;
  • is used by the world’s major corporations, research institutions and universities.

Logo WIPO Madrid

The International Trademark System

Register your trademarks in multiple countries by filing one international application. The Madrid System:

  • saves you time and money;
  • includes members representing over 80% of world trade;
  • enables you to manage and renew your marks through one centralized system.

Logo WIPO Hague

The International Design System

Register industrial designs in multiple countries with a minimum of formalities and expense. The Hague system:

  • replaces multiple registrations with just one;
  • lets you register up to 100 industrial designs with one form;
  • makes management of your registered designs easier — record changes or renewals through a single step.

Logo WIPO Lisbon

The International System of Geographical Indications

The Lisbon system provides a means of obtaining protection for appellations of origin in several countries through a single registration procedure in one language, with one set of fees in one currency.

Protecting state emblems (Article 6ter)

Article 6ter of the Paris Convention enables governments to protect their flags and other state emblems; and intergovernmental organizations to protect their names, abbreviations and emblems

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