Hosted by Thee Kevin Kelly, the Men at Work – Home of Creative YouTube channel new episode featured a serious dialogue between Ugandan musician and copyright expert Buka Chimey and Council Daniel Nasasira, Registrar at the Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB).
The conversation delved into the intricacies of intellectual property, with a particular focus on the legal landscape in Uganda. Buka Chimey, known for his musical achievements and expertise in copyright matters, provided valuable insights into the importance of artists comprehending and navigating Ugandan copyright law, including upcoming amendments.
Registrar Council Daniel Nasasira, representing URSB, shared his wealth of knowledge on intellectual property registration processes. He outlined the step-by-step procedures for creators looking to safeguard their intellectual assets, shedding light on URSB’s pivotal role in facilitating business and document registrations, intellectual property registrations, civil registrations, and insolvency registrations.
The discussion also addressed the nuances of intellectual property taxation, with Thee Kevin Kelly leading a conversation on the distinctions between URSB and the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA). This clarification aimed to equip creators with a comprehensive understanding of both the legal and financial aspects of intellectual property.
Buka Chimey’s dual role as a celebrated musician and copyright expert highlighted the convergence of artistic creativity and legal acumen. The hosts collectively underscored the importance of creators being well-informed about intellectual property rights, emphasizing that knowledge in this realm is crucial for navigating and thriving in the dynamic East African creative landscape.
As Men at Work – Home of Creative evolves into a platform that bridges the gap between artistic passion and legal protection, this intellectual property-focused episode stands as a testament to the channel’s commitment to empowering the East African creative community.
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Viewers can anticipate more engaging and informative discussions as Men at Work continues to explore diverse facets of the creative industry.
