Most instances of trademark dilution occur when a trademark with a sufficient level of public visibility is used for products which can, but might not, cause customer confusion.
Category: Intellectual Property Rights
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The Role of Intellectual Property in the Commercialization of Research
The commercialization of results of research provides advantages in both the social and economic spheres because it helps to supply concepts for desired goods and services while also generating revenue and creating jobs.
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Strategies for Global Licensing Campaigns for Patents
A well-planned global licensing campaign protects a patent owner from litigation, strengthens the business’s standing in the minds of its customers, and helps the business enter new markets without increasing either ongoing expenses or capital expenditures.
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Royalties and Their Relationship to Patents
Royalties are defined as legally binding payments made to any business or individual for the use of any form of intellectual property including a patent.
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How Copyright Laws Protect Expressions of Folklore
A significant number of people have sought copyright protection from intellectual property authorities for expressions of folklore in recent years.
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Character Merchandising and Copyrights
All intellectual property rights, including copyrights, linked to a fictional character are usually vested with the character’s creator.
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Agricultural Patents and Why They Are Important to the World
The creation and development of many agricultural products and inventions has helped the agricultural sphere advance in many different ways.
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Trademark Laws as Applied to Tobacco Products
Many tobacco brands apply for trademarks for their brands and products because the tobacco industry is extremely competitive.
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Trademark Laws and Their Impact on the Construction Industry
Before a trademark in the construction industry can be registered, a construction business and its owner applying for one must first comply with all existing trademark laws.
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The Ideal Management of a Trademark Licensing Agreement
A trademark licensing agreement is a contract in which a licensor allows a licensee to use the licensor's registered trademark.