Open AccessPROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN DEVELOPMENT CONDITIONS OF THE INFORMATION SOCIETY
Author(s) -
Elena Kokhanovska,
Anatolii Kodynets
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
science and innovation
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.118
H-Index - 4
eISSN - 2413-4996
pISSN - 2409-9066
DOI - 10.15407/scine17.01.103
Subject(s) - intellectual property , legalization , information society , law and economics , accountability , property (philosophy) , business , monopoly , payment , political science , public relations , sociology , law , economics , microeconomics , philosophy , epistemology , finance
. The development of the information component of society, the extensive use of technologies aiming at the free access, use and transfer of information, significantly affects the intellectual property sphere.Problem Statement. The purpose is to form a balanced model of the interests of society and the creators of the intellectual property.Purpose. To reveal the problems of the protection of intellectual property rights in development conditions of the information society, to define the correlation model of public interests and those of creators in the use of objects of intellectual and creative activity. Materials and Methods. General scientific and special legal methods were used to research legal phenomena and categories.Results. It is proved that the subject’s monopoly right for the intellectual property requires significant restrictions, both in time and in spatial dimensions, in the conditions of information society, development of scientific and technical activity. It emphasizes the fact that it is impossible to safeguard intellectual property in the modern information environment, other than through increased accountability measures. It is determined that the paradigm of the legalization model for the use of intellectual property objects in information networks and systems, may be the payment model for their free use, the analog of which has been used for a long time by radio and television organizations or other similar users.Conclusions. The right to information and other non-proprietary information rights are not only rapidly developing, but also in the last few years are very closely associated with problems arising from the development of information technology and artificial intelligence. These processes should be taken into account in developing legislation right now, remembering that the legal legalization of processes taking place in society in the process of developing the information society should be based on the well-being of people as the highest dignity.Introduction. The development of the information component of society, the extensive use of technologies aimed at the free access, use and transfer of information, significantly affects the intellectual property sphere.Problem Statement. To form a balanced model of the interests of society and the creators of the intellectual property.Purpose. To reveal the problems of the protection of intellectual property rights in development conditions of the information society, to define the correlation model of public interests and those of creators in the use of objects of intellectual and creative activity. Materials and Methods. General scientific and special legal methods were used to research legal phenomena and categories.Results. It is proved that the subject’s monopoly right for the intellectual property requires significant restrictions, both in time and in spatial dimensions, in the conditions of information society, development of scientific and technical activity. It emphasizes the fact that it is impossible to safeguard intellectual property in the modern information environment, other than through increased accountability measures. It is determined that the paradigm of the legalization model for the use of intellectual property objects in information networks and systems, may be the payment model for their free use, the analog of which has been used for a long time by radio and television organizations or other similar users.Conclusions. The right to information and other non-proprietary information rights are not only rapidly developing, but also in the last few years are very closely associated with problems arising from the development of information technology and artificial intelligence. These processes should be taken into account in developing legislation right now, remembering that the legal legalization of processes taking place in society in the process of developing the information society should be based on the well-being of people as the highest dignity.