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Hello everybody
I would like to ask: If a website displays data in a certain, possibly unique way -- can this be protected by IP? For instance, can it be protected as a Industrial Design or a Trademark?
Best regards,
Andrew
Answers: 2 public & 0 private
Your chances are generally better if the computer is needed in order to present the data. For example, DNA sequences are hard to display but association graphs are very useful. Software that creates these graphs by processing a lot of data and then displays them is, in my mind. patentable. Displaying special offers in a circle is probably not.
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