
Intellectual Property quiz
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Who did a 2012 jury order to pay Apple over $1 billion?
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What right can protect a name forever, if renewed?
Answer: Trademark
Why: Copyright doesn't cover names, titles or short slogans, which can be protected under trademark law instead.
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Who patented a boat-lifting device before becoming US president?
Answer: Abraham Lincoln
Why: Lincoln's design used expandable air chambers on a boat's sides to float it over shallow water.
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Where does copyright last 100 years after the author's death?
Answer: Mexico
Why: That is double the minimum of life plus 50 years that the Berne Convention requires.
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Which song's copyright claim did a US judge reject in 2015?
Answer: Happy Birthday to You
Why: In 2008 alone, Warner/Chappell reportedly collected about $2 million in royalties for the song.
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How much did the University of Toronto pay for the insulin patent?
Answer: $1
Why: The patent went to the university only so that no one else could patent insulin and secure a profitable monopoly.
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Why did the EU's top court reject Lego's brick shape as a trademark?
Answer: Technical function
Why: Trademark rights can be kept indefinitely, so one covering a working shape would extend an expired patent for good.