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The vast majority of countries have intellectual property laws addressing at a minimum copyright, trademark, and patent. However, these laws vary in clarity and effectiveness, leading many organizations to develop their own IP policies to define how they will interpret the laws.
For example, orphan works (copyright protected works for which the rightsholder cannot be identified or located) are a recurring problem in the US, but laws to fix this are routinely proposed and shot down. As a result, many professional associations have developed sets of best practices as guidelines on how their members should handle orphan works.
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It is the policy of Answers Corporation to respect the legitimate rights of copyright and other intellectual property owners.
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