Asked by jayc
Elan developed a new board game concept that she’s pitching to a major toy manufacturer. What type of laws protect her from other people’s use of her idea without her permission?
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copyright
copyright
patent
patent
trademark
trademark
license
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Patent.
Patents protect new and non‑obvious inventions or methods (including novel game mechanics). Copyright only covers the specific expression (artwork, rulebook text), trademarks protect names/logos, and a license is a contract, not a form of intellectual‑property right.
Patents protect new and non‑obvious inventions or methods (including novel game mechanics). Copyright only covers the specific expression (artwork, rulebook text), trademarks protect names/logos, and a license is a contract, not a form of intellectual‑property right.
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