Patents may draw investors to a technological business because the existence of active patents implies that new products are being developed.
Category: Copyright
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How Trademarks Protect Software
Trademarks serve to protect the name of any software. They also protect its logo and taglines while preventing any business rivals from using similar names for their products.
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How Trademarks Protect Software
Trademarks serve to protect the name of any software. They also protect its logo and taglines while preventing any business rivals from using similar names for their products.
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Trademark Infringement as a Form of Unfair Competition
Trademark infringement is the action of using a trademark on goods or services illegally that leads to confusion to people about the source of the goods or services.
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Trademark Infringement as a Form of Unfair Competition
Trademark infringement is the action of using a trademark on goods or services illegally that leads to confusion to people about the source of the goods or services.
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How Industrial Design Makes a Brand Unique
The more a design is used in the market, the greater the level of distinctiveness it will obtain. As an industrial design becomes more distinct, the commercialization capabilities it imparts will increase accordingly.
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How Copyrights and Trademarks Differ
Copyrights and trademarks both protect distinct creations. The form of these creations determines whether a copyright or a trademark is to be used.
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Reasons Why a Business Should Seek Trademark Registration
Trademark registration which has been wisely chosen will do much to help the business increase its presence on social media.
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The Importance of Intellectual Property Firms
Intellectual property firms ensure that no one will experience unjust violations of their rights over what they have invented or produced.
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SMEs and Intellectual Property Rights in Malaysia
it should be noted that the vast majority of all business owners, whether in Malaysia or elsewhere, are owners of small and medium enterprises (SMEs). When they apply for any form of protection of their intellectual property rights, they might be unsure if the same regulations governing the rights of larger corporations also extend to them and their businesses.