To mark the World Intellectual Property Day – 26th of April – the game ‘Two truths and a lie’ will give away prizes!
From the 10th until the 28th of April pass the 5 levels of the game and win a prize.
Everyone who’s on the territory of Bulgaria, Romania, Portugal, France, and Ireland can participate. Register, accept the terms of the game, and challenge your knowledge on the matter of protecting the rights of intellectual property, the counterfeit industry, and your ability to recognise the authentic brands and items! If you are among the three top scorers, you will win a prize.
Use the resources in the News, Faces, and Pictionary section, as well as the Vlog, and the ‘Did you know…?’ rubric on the website to prepare yourself for the game.
If you become a champion of intellectual property, you can win:
I prize: wireless headphones Phillips
II prize: a bundle containing a t-shirt, a dressing case, a pin, and a reflective bracelet
III prize: a bundle containing a dressing case, a pin, and a reflective bracelet
Game period: 10th – 28th of April 2024
We will announce the winners on the 29th of April on our website, as well as on the social media profiles of the campaign. The participants and winners of the game give their consent to have their names announced publicly on social media and on the website. Our team will get in touch with the winners for receiving the prize through the specified email address that they used to register for the game.
We wish you luck!
World Intellectual Property Day – 26th of April
The game is organised to mark the World Intellectual Property Day on the 26th of April. This year it’s dedicated to innovations and creativity. According to a study on the perceptions of citizens on intellectual property published by the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), European citizens are becoming more and more aware of the risks and consequences of purchasing fakes, as well as of the access to content by illegal sources. 80% of the Europeans agree that counterfeit goods contribute to criminal organisations, and damage business and workplaces. Every two out of three think that fakes pose a threat to the health and safety of people, and the environment. On a national level, the share of consumers who have consciously purchased a counterfeit varies from 24% in Bulgaria to 8% in Finland. Aside from Bulgaria, the numbers beyond the average for the EU of people who knowingly purchase fakes are in Spain (20%), Ireland (19%), Luxembourg (19%), and Romania (18%).
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