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Joint Venture Agreements are a type of Intellectual Property (IP) agreement that allows two or more parties to collaborate on a project or business venture. The parties involved in the agreement share the risks and rewards associated with the venture, and each party contributes resources such as capital, technology, or personnel. The agreement outlines the rights and responsibilities of each party, as well as the terms of the venture, such as the duration of the agreement, the ownership of the IP, and the distribution of profits. Joint Venture Agreements are often used in the technology sector, where two or more companies may collaborate on a project or product. They are also used in the entertainment industry, where two or more companies may collaborate on a film or television series. Companies in the Joint Venture Agreements market include Microsoft, Apple, Sony, Disney, and Warner Bros. Show Less Read more