Insuficiencia normativa de la industria naranja ecuatoriana demostrada mediante derecho comparado.

Abstract

The orange industry is a term used to describe a productive model based on creativity and intellectual property. This industry encompasses all cultural and creative activities and goods, such as music, film, literature, art, design, advertising, architecture, among others. In general terms, it is an industry that creates and produces intangible goods, which are often sold in the form of licenses or copyrights. Intellectual property protection is critical to the orange industry, as it allows content creators to protect their copyrights, patents, trademarks and other intellectual property rights. This is especially important in an era where content creation and distribution is easier than ever thanks to the internet and social media, which means that content creators must be able to protect their work and get fair compensation for it. It is considered a driver of economic and social development in many countries, as it generates employment and wealth, and contributes to the diversification of the economy. Moreover, the Orange industry is expected to continue to grow in the future, driven by the increasing demand for creative content and the growing importance of intellectual property in an increasingly digital world.