Semantic Copyright

What is Semantic Copyright?

Semantic Copyright is a platform for research and promotion of semantic technology solutions applied to the field of Intellectual Property Rights. Works protected by intellectual property rights, whether text, images, music files, audiovisuals, computer software, etc. are available, shared and disseminated by digital networks on a daily basis. These facts place the works at risk of being exploited illegally or without following the wishes of the author or rightholder.

This current situation of IPR holders requires effective technological solutions for the information and management of those rights in the digital environment. In addition, users also need tools that provide security and trust at the time they use such content in a lawful manner.

Semantic technology allows you to enter this information in the digital content in an efficient, safe and reliable manner, so that computer systems and applications can make automated decisions based on the rights involved, combining the interests and needs of both holders and users, and providing a new dimension to the intellectual property registries as key elements in this scenario.

If you are interested in our activities and you want more information, please contact us at [email protected].

News

Presentation of Semantic Copyright at FICOD 2010

Friday, 29 October 2010

Place and date: FICOD 2010. 17th November 2010. T5 Room. The public presentation of Semantic Copyright will take place at FICOD 2010. In it the capability of Semantic Copyright for solving the challenges that the Internet sets out to the different options of copyright will be emphasized, as well as the availability and running of this "prototype" version and its release as a previous step for this technology. The presentation will be given by the legal collaborators of Safe Creative: Andy Ramos Gil de la Haza and David Maeztu.

Semantic Copyright supported by the Ministry of Industry of Spain

Tuesday, 01 December 2009

The project to develop and release the Semantic Copyright baseline has been awarded the financial support of the Ministry of Spain through the "Plan Avanza". Safe Creative, the Artificial Intelligence Department of the Polytechnic University of Madrid, and Fundación Dialnet are involved in this project for developing and releasing the beta version of Semantic Copyright and the subsequent launch of the platform that will maintain it.

Presentation of Semantic Copyright in Santiago, Chile

Thursday, 28 May 2009

On 26 May 2009, as part of the roundtable "Licensing and Registration of Intellectual Property in Digital Networks: challenges and opportunities around emerging trends", held at the National Library in Santiago de Chile, Safe Creative introduced the Semantic Copyright initiative, which showed a working prototype built into an Intellectual Property Registry service.

» News