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Politicians should stop exploiting musicians
Politicians identify a song that reflects the theme of their campaigns, they often use it and by the time copyright owners reach out, it is too late.
By Edward Sigei 5 years ago
Politicians should stop exploiting musicians
Copyright Act has saved artists risk of losing their royalties
The main objective of the changes to the law was to ensure that government could intervene to secure the interests of the members
By Edward Sigei 5 years ago
Copyright Act has saved artists risk of losing their royalties
Illegal distributors of e-papers to face court
The types of intellectual property recognised under the Kenyan legal system include patents, trademarks, copyright and design rights
By Edward Sigei 6 years ago
Illegal distributors of e-papers to face court
Why the future could be brighter for artists
New measures could help boost royalty payouts
By Edward Sigei 7 years ago
Why the future could be brighter for artists
Time to copyright our sports champions
Sports intersect very closely with Intellectual Property mainly by leveraging the use of brand names, sale of broadcast rights.
By Edward Sigei 7 years ago
Time to copyright our sports champions
Incorporate intellectual rights in manifestos
The election season is with us again. As such, it is a good time as any to share my political wish list with the two major coalitions. The silent treatment the sector received from the two major coalitions’ manifestos was a big surprise, given that Kenya has for several decades been claiming to have the ambition of attaining high economic growth driven by intellectual capital (knowledge economy).
By Edward Sigei 9 years ago
Incorporate intellectual rights in manifestos
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