19 results found

Beautiful pieces of music are created every day all over the world.

Well done to the people who made the purpose of their lives to help their fellow man in these difficult days since the appearance of the pandemic, well done to those who rush to help...

Simon Zenios & Co LLC, a leading law firm in Cyprus specializing in financial and corporate law, is delighted to offer comprehensive guidance and support for businesses seeking Payment Service Provider...

For companies active in the development and licensing of intellectual property (IP) rights, efficient ownership structuring is vital. The direction of the relevant licence payment is also important so as to make transactions as tax efficient as possible.

Choosing a licensing jurisdiction is a vital step for online gaming operators.

The global iGaming industry is growing fast. With this growth comes a need for licensing that supports quick setup, flexible business models, and cross-border recognition.

the words of Prof. Randall Davis from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "The point is not to ride roughshod over intellectual property rights but to find new ways to respect them, ways that are consonant with the world we now live in".

The protection of intellectual property has several benefits to businesses.

Artificial intelligence has revolutionized brand creation, enabling businesses to generate names, logos, and slogans within minutes. However, speed and convenience don't guarantee legal protection, raising critical questions about trademark ownership, registration eligibility, and the protection of AI-generated brands in an era where technology outpaces traditional intellectual property frameworks.

As the technology industry is highly competitive and grows rapidly, organizations focus on reducing costs in a bid to strive to retain and/or gain the competitive advantage.

NFT stands for ‘non-fungible token' and it is a cryptoasset, also known as a crypto collectible.

Intellectual Property (IP) rights are those rights granted by law in order to protect tangible property and in general any product of the human intellect.

Copyright protection in Cyprus arises automatically when original work is created, but effective protection depends on careful planning around ownership, licensing, and documentation. This guide examines how copyright law applies to digital content, software, creative works, and commercial material, and what businesses and creators should know about protecting their intellectual property rights.

Cyprus administers a major international registry within the European Union and controls one of the world's largest merchant fleets. This presently comprises 1,084 ocean going ships of total gross tonnage 21,283,373.

Throughout the years, Cyprus has developed as a world renowned International Business Centre. Its political and economical stability, solid legal infra-structure and efficient administration have proved to be fundamental factors in its steady advancement.

For many businesses, the trade mark is one of the assets customers encounter most often. They may never know the company’s corporate structure or who owns its premises, but they will recognise its name, logo or product branding.