Copyright DOES NOT extend to titles, names, or phrases, ideas, systems, processes and information. In other words, a work of authorship able to be fixed in a tangible medium is subject to copyright protection provided there is some element of creativity to the work to be protected. Copyright protection does not extend to all intellectual property. Rather, your intellectual property may more properly be protected through trademark or patent law. Trademarks identify the source or origin of goods or services and protect the goodwill associated therewith.
Patents protect inventions.
No. not anymore. To get the full picture, consult a legal specialist in your country. The Agency now represents more than 20,000 American music publishers and licenses a large percentage of the uses of music in the United States. It also licenses music on a worldwide basis on behalf of its publisher principals for use in films, commercials, television programs, and all other types of audio-visual media. It is simply no longer acceptable for any CD plant to avoid responsibility by claiming it didn't know it was pressing pirated CDs.