BMA123 EXAM 3, 4

Blog

an online journal or informational website displaying information in reversechronological order, with the latest posts appearing first, at the top

Blog

a platform where a writer or a group of writers share their views on an individual subject

Blogging

a collection of skills that one needs to run and supervise a blog

Header

menu or navigation bar

Main Content

area with highlighted or latest blog posts

Side Bar

social profiles, favorite content, or call-to-action

Footer

relevant links like a disclaimer, privacy policy, contact page, etc

List Post

easy to plan andstructure, and your readers find themvaluable even if only a couple ofpoints apply to them

Round-up Post

brings together experts in your niche to share their thoughts on a particular question or topic

Review or Recommendation Post

begins by introducing and briefly explaining theproduct or service and ends with a verdict on whether or not it’s a good purchase

How-To Post

fairly easy to write and structure specially when you putyourself in the reader’s shoes.

Website

a collection of web pages that have been linked together and hosted fromone domain.

Local Area Network

A website can be accessed through your preferred web browser like Chrome, or through a private network called a ___________

Platform

dynamic framework from which applications run

Wix

______’s free plan offers an assigned URL, 500MB of storageand bandwidth, plus web hosting

Weebly

_______’s free plan offers a WYSIWYG editor to build a free blog.

Blogging Platforms

broadcast-style communications systems that enable authors to publish articles, opinions, or product reviews (known as posts), which can be delivered through stand-alone websites, email, feed syndication systems, and social networks

WordPress

open-source software, meaning you can use it to build your blog for free

Intellectual Property (IP)

creations of the mind

Copyright/Author’s Right

literary, artistic, and scientific works

Copyright

Protects the expression of ideas not the idea or the knowledge per se

Copyright

50 years after the death of the author in mostcountries

Patents

Limited period, 20 years in many countries

Trademarks

10 years duration; renewable

Geographical Indications

Once registered – lasts until registration is cancelled

Industrial Designs

Duration: Generally 10 years

Trade Secrets

If kept secret – indefinite protection

Plagiarism

unauthorized use or appropriation of someone else's work, ideas, or expressions and presenting them as one's own, without proper attribution

Piracy

the unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of copyrighted material, typically in digital form such as software, music, movies, or eBooks.

Copyright infringement

when someone violates the exclusive rights of a copyright holder, such as copying, distributing, performing, or displaying copyrighted works without permission

Counterfeit

the production or distribution of goods that bear a trademark or logo without authorization, typically with the intent to deceive consumers by imitating genuine products

Trademark Infringement

Unauthorized use of a trademark, logo, or brand name that is likely to cause confusion among consumers

Patent Infringement

Unauthorized use, manufacture, or sale of a patented invention without permission from the patent holder

Trade Secret Theft

Unauthorized acquisition, use, or disclosure of confidential information or trade secrets belonging to a company or individual.

Domain Name Squatting

Registering, trafficking, or using a domain name with the intent to profit from the goodwill associated with someone else's trademark

Design Piracy

Copying or imitating the design of fashion apparel, accessories, or industrial products without permission from the original designer