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ARTICLE · 24 APRIL 2020

Projecting Future IP Protections For Trade Secrets And Databases

In the circles of Intellectual Property law, certain classes of IP protection are continuously discussed, while others do not come up anywhere near as frequently.

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In the circles of Intellectual Property law, certain classes of IP protection are continuously discussed, while others do not come up anywhere near as frequently. Databases and trade secrets belong to the latter category. Some countries and regions have specific laws on the books concerning these less-discussed assets; others do not.

However, as our society continually becomes more tech-driven, the value of database authorship and the sanctity of organizations' key processes will also skyrocket. As such, regulations that are more comprehensive will be needed to safeguard these types of IP.
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In 2018, the EU gave us the world's strongest data privacy law in the form of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Considering this, it is indeed of utmost importance to adapt IP rights for databases as these are the technical means typically containing and processing private data. The European Union (EU) is already working to

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