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by Md Assaduzzaman -
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1. What is the difference between Copyright and Patent?

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by Rashiduzzaman Shakil -

Difference between Copyright and Patent:

  • When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. A copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright includes literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography and artistic works of Entertainment industry.
  • A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
  • A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
  • Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Kawsar Sikder -
Both patent and copyright are the forms of intellectual property rights and servers different purposes. The difference between this two are given below:

Copyright serves authors or the art work while patent focuses on inventors or the inventions.

Companies typically adopt copyright to safeguard their intellectual and creative works and copyright safeguard the art of idea.

Patent has a complex way by its registration and verification while copyright is easy to get.

Copyright emphasizes art, music, and photography. In comparison, the patent is applied to technologies and medical devices which have unique purpose.

Copyright registration renders the time limit from 70-170 years, depending on the type of artwork. On the contrary, the patent last for 15-20 years. That simply means copyright has a much higher validity while patent has less.
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by Naima Azim (183-15-1015) -
Copyright:
- A copyright is a collection of rights automatically vested to you once you have created an original work. To understand how these rights can be used or licensed, it is helpful to analogize them to a bundle of sticks, where each stick represents a separate right vested to you as the owner. These rights include the right to reproduce the work, to prepare derivative works, to distribute copies, to perform the work publicly, and to display the work publicly.
- Original works of authorship, such as books, articles, songs, photographs, sculptures, choreography, sound recordings, motion pictures, and other works.
- A work must be original, creative and fixed in a tangible medium.
- Author’s life plus 70 more years is the term of protection.
- Right to control the reproduction, making of derivative works, distribution and public performance and display of the copyrighted works.

Patent:
- The primary goal of the patent law is to encourage innovation and commercialization of technological advances. Patent law incentivizes inventors to publicly disclose their inventions in exchange for certain exclusive rights. A patent protects inventions. These inventions can include new and useful processes, machines, manufactures, compositions of matter as well as improvements to these.
- Inventions, such as processes, machines, manufactures, compositions of matter as well as improvements to these.
- An invention must be new, useful and non-obvious.
- Term of protection is 20 years.
- Right to prevent others from making, selling using or importing the patented invention.
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by Shadia Afrin -
Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that. A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design. Patent works in a very complex way.Copyright serves authors or the art work while patent focuses on inventors or the inventions.Companies typically adopt copyright to safeguard their intellectual and creative works and copyright safeguard the art of idea.
A process that uses such a formula or method can be patented, however. For example, a patent has been granted for an industrial process for molding rubber articles that depends upon a mathematical equation and involves the use of a computer program. A patent cannot be obtained for a mere idea or suggestion.
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by Nahid Sharif -
Difference between Copyright and Patent:

  • When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. Copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works covered under copyright include literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography, and artistic works of the Entertainment industry.


  • A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.


  • A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.


  • Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Sharaf Rad -
Difference between Copyright and Patent:

When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. Copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works covered under copyright include literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography, and artistic works of the Entertainment industry.


A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.


A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.


Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Tajul Islam Ayon -
Difference between Copyright and Patent?

Copyright:
1. copyright protects original creations such as musical compositions, poetry, art, films, computer software, and website content.
2. Must be original and creative work.
3.No registration process it is automatic.
4. provides protection for a long time after the creator's death.

Patent:
1. Patents protect inventions such as new machinery, process, and chemicals. and design of the manufactured objects.
2. invention must be new, useful, and non-obvious.
3. inventors must go through a registration process.
4. provides protection for 2D years, and registration must be renewed.
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by Md. Zahir Rayhan -
Difference between Copyright and Patent:

When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. Copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works covered under copyright include literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography, and artistic works of the Entertainment industry.
A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Bonna Akter -
Difference betwen copywrite and patents are:
1)When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property.A copyrightworks according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright includes literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography and artistic works of Entertainment industry.
2)A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
3)A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
4)Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Md.Moshiur Rahman -
Let's discuss about difference between Copyright and Patent:-

#Copyright:-
1.A copyright is a collection of rights automatically vested to you once you have created an original work. To understand how these rights can be used or licensed, it is helpful to analogize them to a bundle of sticks, where each stick represents a separate right vested to you as the owner. These rights include the right to reproduce the work, to prepare derivative works, to distribute copies, to perform the work publicly, and to display the work publicly.
2.copyright protects original creations such as musical compositions, poetry, art, films, computer software, and website content.
3. Must be original and creative work.
4.No registration process it is automatic.
5. provides protection for a long time after the creator's death.

#Patent:-
1.The primary goal of the patent law is to encourage innovation and commercialization of technological advances. Patent law incentivizes inventors to publicly disclose their inventions in exchange for certain exclusive rights. A patent protects inventions. These inventions can include new and useful processes, machines, manufactures, compositions of matter as well as improvements to these.
2. Patents protect inventions such as new machinery, process, and chemicals. and design of the manufactured objects.
3. invention must be new, useful, and non-obvious.
4. inventors must go through a registration process.
5. provides protection for 2D years, and registration must be renewed.
So this is the difference between Copyright and Patent.
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by Taslima Sathi -

What is the difference between Copyright and Patent?

  • A patent is likely to be granted if you create something new and unique. Copyright, on the other hand, is associated with artistic creations and intellectual property. The Copyright Act of 1957 governs the use of a copyright. Literary, musical, theatrical, cinematic, and aesthetic works in the entertainment business are examples of works that are protected by copyright.
  • After 20 years, a patent expires, and the invention becomes publicly available. The owner's copyright is valid for the rest of his or her life, plus an additional sixty years.
  • The expression of an idea is protected by copyright, whereas the concept itself is protected by a patent. Copyright is another work of a previously described design, whereas a patent focuses on the design.
  • Patents are quite difficult to understand. Its registration and verification are far more time-consuming and inconvenient. Copyright is significantly more straightforward to obtain.
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by Md. Abid Hasan -
What is the difference between Copyright and Patent?

  • If you invent something fresh and unique, you're likely to get a patent. Copyright, on the other hand, is related to intellectual property and artistic creations. The use of a copyright is governed by the Copyright Act of 1957. Copyright protects works in the entertainment industry such as literary, musical, dramatic, cinematic, and aesthetic works.
  • A patent expires after 20 years, and the invention becomes publicly available. The copyright of the owner lasts for the remainder of his or her life plus an additional sixty years.Copyright protects the expression of an idea, whereas a patent protects the concept itself. A patent concentrates on the design, whereas a copyright is another work of a previously disclosed design.
  • Patents are pretty complicated. Its registration and verification are far more time-consuming and inconvenient. Copyright is significantly more straightforward to obtain.
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by Rasel Hider Nobin -
Difference between Copyright and Patent:

When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. Copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works covered under copyright include literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography, and artistic works of the Entertainment industry.


A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.


A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.


Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Mokhlesur Rahman -
Copyright:
- A copyright is a collection of rights automatically vested to you once you have created an original work. To understand how these rights can be used or licensed, it is helpful to analogize them to a bundle of sticks, where each stick represents a separate right vested to you as the owner. These rights include the right to reproduce the work, to prepare derivative works, to distribute copies, to perform the work publicly, and to display the work publicly.
- Original works of authorship, such as books, articles, songs, photographs, sculptures, choreography, sound recordings, motion pictures, and other works.
- A work must be original, creative and fixed in a tangible medium.
- Author’s life plus 70 more years is the term of protection.
- Right to control the reproduction, making of derivative works, distribution and public performance and display of the copyrighted works.

Patent:
- The primary goal of the patent law is to encourage innovation and commercialization of technological advances. Patent law incentivizes inventors to publicly disclose their inventions in exchange for certain exclusive rights. A patent protects inventions. These inventions can include new and useful processes, machines, manufactures, compositions of matter as well as improvements to these.
- Inventions, such as processes, machines, manufactures, compositions of matter as well as improvements to these.
- An invention must be new, useful and non-obvious.
- Term of protection is 20 years.
- Right to prevent others from making, selling using or importing the patented invention.
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by golam kibria khan -
Difference between Copyright and Patent:

When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. A copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright includes literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography and artistic works of Entertainment industry.
A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Fazlay Atif Maruf -
Difference betwen Copywrite and patents are:
1)When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. Copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright include literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography, and artistic works of the Entertainment industry.
2)A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
3)A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
4)Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Ismatara Nodi -
Difference betwen Copywrite and patents are:
1)When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. Copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright include literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography, and artistic works of the Entertainment industry.
2)A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
3)A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
4)Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by ABDUR RAHMAN -
Difference betwen Copywrite and patents are:
1)When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. Copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright include literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography, and artistic works of the Entertainment industry.
2)A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
3)A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
4)Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Momenunnessa Meem -
Difference between Copyright and Patent:

When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. A copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright includes literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography and artistic works of Entertainment industry.
A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Faruq Hossain -
Difference between Copyright and Patent:

When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. A copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright includes literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography and artistic works of Entertainment industry.
A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Riad Shalahin Leon -
Copyright:
- A copyright is a collection of rights automatically vested to you once you have created an original work. To understand how these rights can be used or licensed, it is helpful to analogize them to a bundle of sticks, where each stick represents a separate right vested to you as the owner. These rights include the right to reproduce the work, to prepare derivative works, to distribute copies, to perform the work publicly, and to display the work publicly.
- Original works of authorship, such as books, articles, songs, photographs, sculptures, choreography, sound recordings, motion pictures, and other works.
- A work must be original, creative and fixed in a tangible medium.
- Author’s life plus 70 more years is the term of protection.
- Right to control the reproduction, making of derivative works, distribution and public performance and display of the copyrighted works.

Patent:
- The primary goal of the patent law is to encourage innovation and commercialization of technological advances. Patent law incentivizes inventors to publicly disclose their inventions in exchange for certain exclusive rights. A patent protects inventions. These inventions can include new and useful processes, machines, manufactures, compositions of matter as well as improvements to these.
- Inventions, such as processes, machines, manufactures, compositions of matter as well as improvements to these.
- An invention must be new, useful and non-obvious.
- Term of protection is 20 years.
- Right to prevent others from making, selling using or importing the patented invention.
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by sakhawt hosen (191-15-2586) -
Copyright:
- A copyright is a collection of rights automatically vested to you once you have created an original work. To understand how these rights can be used or licensed, it is helpful to analogize them to a bundle of sticks, where each stick represents a separate right vested to you as the owner. These rights include the right to reproduce the work, to prepare derivative works, to distribute copies, to perform the work publicly, and to display the work publicly.
- Original works of authorship, such as books, articles, songs, photographs, sculptures, choreography, sound recordings, motion pictures, and other works.
- A work must be original, creative and fixed in a tangible medium.
- Author’s life plus 70 more years is the term of protection.
- Right to control the reproduction, making of derivative works, distribution and public performance and display of the copyrighted works.

Patent:
- The primary goal of the patent law is to encourage innovation and commercialization of technological advances. Patent law incentivizes inventors to publicly disclose their inventions in exchange for certain exclusive rights. A patent protects inventions. These inventions can include new and useful processes, machines, manufactures, compositions of matter as well as improvements to these.
- Inventions, such as processes, machines, manufactures, compositions of matter as well as improvements to these.
- An invention must be new, useful and non-obvious.
- Term of protection is 20 years.
- Right to prevent others from making, selling using or importing the patented invention.
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by Faruq Hossain - Tuesday, 21 June 2022, 11:49 PM
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Difference between Copyright and Patent:

When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. A copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright includes literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography and artistic works of Entertainment industry.
A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Shamsia Afrin -

The differences between copyright and patent are-

  • When we invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property.A copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright includes literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography and artistic works of Entertainment industry.
  • A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
  • A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
  • Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.

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by Farzana Akter -
Difference between Copyright and Patent:

When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. A copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright includes literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography and artistic works of Entertainment industry.
A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Al- mamun -
Difference between Copyright and Patent:

When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. A copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright includes literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography and artistic works of Entertainment industry.
A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
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by Imrul Hamid Shohag -
Difference between Copyright and Patent:

When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. Copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works covered under copyright include literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography, and artistic works of the Entertainment industry.


A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.


A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.


Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by A. A. Md. Minhajur Rahman -
A patent is likely to be granted if you create something new and unique. Copyright, on the other hand, is associated with artistic creations and intellectual property. The Copyright Act of 1957 governs the use of a copyright. Literary, musical, theatrical, cinematic, and aesthetic works in the entertainment business are examples of works that are protected by copyright.
After 20 years, a patent expires, and the invention becomes publicly available. The owner's copyright is valid for the rest of his or her life, plus an additional sixty years.
The expression of an idea is protected by copyright, whereas the concept itself is protected by a patent. Copyright is another work of a previously described design, whereas a patent focuses on the design.
Patents are quite difficult to understand. Its registration and verification are far more time-consuming and inconvenient. Copyright is significantly more straightforward to obtain.
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by shajibur rahman Bappy -
Difference between Copyright and Patent:

When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. Copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works covered under copyright include literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography, and artistic works of the Entertainment industry.
A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by MD. Sadiqur Rahman -
Copyright:
1. Original works of authorship, such as books, articles, songs, photographs, sculptures, choreography, sound recordings, motion pictures, and other works.
2. A work must be original, creative and fixed in a tangible medium.
3. Author’s life plus 70 more years is the term of protection.
4. Right to control the reproduction, making of derivative works, distribution and public performance and display of the copyrighted works.

Patent:
1. Patents protect inventions such as new machinery, process, and chemicals. and design of the manufactured objects.
2. invention must be new, useful, and non-obvious.
3. inventors must go through a registration process.
4. provides protection for 2D years, and registration must be renewed.
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by Md. Muzahidul Islam Khandakar -
Difference between Copyright and Patent:

When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. A copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright includes literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography and artistic works of Entertainment industry.
A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Israt jahan Shoshe -
Difference between Copyright and Patent:

When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. Copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works covered under copyright include literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography, and artistic works of the Entertainment industry.


A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.


A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.


Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Md. Yeasin Sheikh -
Difference between copyright and patent
  1. When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property.A copyrightworks according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright includes literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography and artistic works of Entertainment industry.
  2. A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
  3. A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
  4. Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Shahida Akter -
Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that. A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design. Patent works in a very complex way.Copyright serves authors or the art work while patent focuses on inventors or the inventions.Companies typically adopt copyright to safeguard their intellectual and creative works and copyright safeguard the art of idea.
A process that uses such a formula or method can be patented, however. For example, a patent has been granted for an industrial process for molding rubber articles that depends upon a mathematical equation and involves the use of a computer program. A patent cannot be obtained for a mere idea or suggestion.
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by Md. Sabbir Hasan -
Definition of Copyright :

To reproduce the work.
To communicate the creation to general public.
To make a cinematographic film, on the creation.
To make an adaptation of work.
To issue copies of work to the public.

Definition of Patent :

It must be new and original.
An inventive step must be there.
It must be capable of industrial application.
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by Progga Parmita Karmokar -
Difference between Copyright and Patent:

When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. A copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright includes literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography and artistic works of Entertainment industry.
A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Mazharul Alam -
Difference between Copyright and Patent?

Copyright:
1. copyright protects original creations such as musical compositions, poetry, art, films, computer software, and website content.
2. Must be original and creative work.
3.No registration process it is automatic.
4. provides protection for a long time after the creator's death.

Patent:
1. Patents protect inventions such as new machinery, process, and chemicals. and design of the manufactured objects.
2. invention must be new, useful, and non-obvious.
3. inventors must go through a registration process.
4. provides protection for 2D years, and registration must be renewed.
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by Anika Tafannum -
Difference between Copyright and Patent:

When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. A copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright includes literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography and artistic works of Entertainment industry.
A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
Patent works in a very complex way. Its registration and verification are much longer and tedious. Copyright is much easier to get.
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by Ramim Hossain -
When you invent something new, something that is unique it is liable to receive a patent. However, copyright is related to artistic works and intellectual property. A copyright works according to The Copyright Act, 1957. Artistic works that are covered under copyright includes literary, musical, dramatic, cinematography and artistic works of Entertainment industry.
A patent has a validity of 20 years, after which the invention is open to the public. Copyright has a longer validity of a lifetime of the owner and another sixty years after that.
A copyright protects the expression of an idea while a patent protects the idea itself. Patent works more on a design while copyright is another work of an already described design.
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by Ripon Mondal -
Both patent and copyright are the forms of intellectual property rights and servers different purposes. The difference between this two are given below:

Copyright serves authors or the art work while patent focuses on inventors or the inventions.

Companies typically adopt copyright to safeguard their intellectual and creative works and copyright safeguard the art of idea.

Patent has a complex way by its registration and verification while copyright is easy to get.

Copyright emphasizes art, music, and photography. In comparison, the patent is applied to technologies and medical devices which have unique purpose.

Copyright registration renders the time limit from 70-170 years, depending on the type of artwork. On the contrary, the patent last for 15-20 years. That simply means copyright has a much higher validity while patent has less.