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  • Seven ways to protect your ideas. Or is it eight?

    Seven ways to protect your ideas. Or is it eight?

    How to protect your brilliant idea from being stolen? Technology writer Mehul Rajput has given the issue some thought, specifically as it relates to smart phone apps. He sees these as the latest virtual "picks and shovels" for Creators to mine the treasured seams of internet gold and quickly turn a dream into a fortune. But he has this warning.
    "If you, too, are an entrepreneur in the area of m

  • Source: Flossy-p's Facebook page

    Keep calm…and take action

    Flossy P, an Australian artist who is known for drawing giant wombats, discovered her designs were ripped off by a US-based online company. The artist found out that the picture of the giant wombat she drew were printed in poor quality on art prints and t-shirts, and were being sold at higher prices and advertised with promotional photographs taken from her Flossy P Facebook page.

  • Instagram copying Snapchat: is this really idea theft?

    Instagram copies what Snapchat is doing, Snapchat is immitating Instagram. Some commentators suggest this is idea theft. But is it really, or is copying just standard practise when you catch up with competitors?

  • Idea theft is an even bigger issue advertising agencies face.

    SMU pay-to-pitch scandal adds to ad agency woes

    In what is fast becoming the "pay-to-pitch" scandal, Singapore Management University has asked advertising agencies wanting to win their creative, digital and media business to pay S$100 just to take part in the tender. But paying for tenders is just one of several issues agencies face in their day-to-day work. Having their ideas stolen is another.

  • SOURCE: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3399434/Philadelphia-man-Creator-hit-Empire-took-idea.html

    A prototype by any other name…

    An actor is claiming the idea for the TV show Empire was stolen from him by the show’s creator, but the courts have said they do not think so…twice.