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Copyright and industrial property...
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AAre basically synonyms, since they both confer moral and economic rights on their owner
BAre two different categories of intellectual property: copyright covers artistic works and confers the author economic and perpetual moral rights. Industrial property includes patents, trademarks and designs with an industrial application, and it also confers to the inventor economic and moral rights. Both need to be registered before the IP competent office in order to be recognized.
CAre two different categories of intellectual property: copyright covers artistic works and is attributed to the author of the work or to the employer (as the case may be) as soon as the work is created, by conferring him/her, for a determined period of time, economic and moral rights. The recognition of copyrights has a very limited territorial effect. Industrial property includes patents, trademarks and designs with an industrial application and is attributed to the inventor or to the employer (as the case might be) only upon registration before the IP competent office, which confers the inventor economics and moral rights usually recognized worldwide.
DAre two different categories of intellectual property: copyright covers artistic works and is attributed to the author of the work as soon as the work is created, by conferring him/her economic and perpetual moral rights. Industrial property includes patents, trademarks and designs with an industrial application and is attributed to the inventor or to the employer (as the case might be) only upon registration before the IP competent office, which confers the inventor a moral right and the owner economic rights.