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World IP Day Student Competition 2009



World Intellectual Property Day aims to raise the awareness of Intellectual Property (IP) and to promote, respect and protect people's creations be they inventions, patents, trade marks, novels, poems, plays, films, musical works, drawings, paintings, photographs, sculptures and architectural designs.

To promote the theme of respecting creativity for World IP Day, the Copyright Council of New Zealand and the NZ Government are running a design competition aimed at the under 18 age group.

Entrants are to produce promotional material in the form of one or more of the following: poster; screen saver; billboard; magazine advertisement; flyer; clothing item; storyboard for a short film or television advertisement.

There are a range of fabulous prizes to will be awarded across each category including a high specification laptop, DVD’s, music vouchers, books and movie passes. Prizes for teachers include professional development opportunities through NatColl Design Technology.

All entries must be received by the Ministry of Education by 28 October 2009.

To find out more, go to the lovemusic website.
 
The Copyright Council of New Zealand was incorporated in 1983 as a non-profit society to provide copyright and cultural based industries with a range of services including an interface with Government. It currently has 24 members representing a wide spectrum of copyright creators and owners.
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