Intellectual and industrial property are quite similar, so they can often be confused, but thanks to this article you will be able to know the differences between these two concepts.
The main difference lies in the fact that, in industrial property, it is necessary that the products or manufacturing processes are registered or patented. Without this registration there can be no industrial property crime.
On the other hand, in intellectual property, this registration is not necessary, since it is usually given by the name of the author.
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