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3-STEPS to Commercialising Intellectual Property in the Creative Industries

The value of intangible goods is making an unprecedented contribution to the global economy as the world becomes progressively digitised, with many products and services shifting from the marketplace to the market-space. This article discusses and outlines the formative steps to commercialising intellectual property in the creative industries and the impact the creative economy is making globally.

The value of intangible goods is making an unprecedented contribution to the global economy as the world becomes progressively digitised, with many products and services shifting from the marketplace to the marketspace. While the price of intangible goods such as patents, intellectual property, and brand equity carry a mystique and value challenging to calculate, its presence in the global economy is unapologetic. Further, add the importance of social and cultural capital into

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