Archive for October, 2011
Trademark vs. Copyright
Posted under TM vs Copyright on Monday, 24 October 2011 by tmsafety
The first step in comparing trademark vs copyright is to understand what they actually are.
A trademark is a symbol, device, word, slogan, or a logo that is used in trading goods to show the source of the goods and to set them apart from other goods. A good example of a trademark is...
Trademark Registration Tips
Posted under TM Registration on Monday, 24 October 2011 by tmsafety
How to get your Trademark registered?
When you find your company settled and stabilized, it's the time to get the documentation complete. Trademark registration is very important in this regard and needs to be done as soon as possible. Trademark is that distinctive logo, word or ...
The...
Trademark Protection World News
Posted under TM Protection on Thursday, 20 October 2011 by tmsafety
Protecting your registered trademark is absolutely critical. Here are a few tips how to get started.
Trademark protection: take down, update, modify and remove ...
For companies, their brand and logo are their identity. It represents them as an organization and gives them a name and face...
How to Protect Your Trademark
Posted under TM Protection on Wednesday, 19 October 2011 by tmsafety
Trademark safety is all about protecting the company’s brand name or image from being hijacked by another entrant in the same line of business. The owner of such a business has the legal right to use this trademark entirely as his own forever after its
registration.
Here is a brief...
Trademark: A distinctive sign of your business
Posted under TM Registration on Wednesday, 19 October 2011 by tmsafety
The use of a trademark has been around since the Roman times. The trademark has traveled a long way from its distant origins and today it is a vital tool in your business activities.
To learn more about how a trademark can be vital for your business we should examine
what a trademark is and...
What is a Trademark?
In the US trademark is registered by the United States Patents and Trademark Office (USPTO) and other countries have similar offices and departments vested with the same powers and procedures in registration.
The USPTO defines a trademark as a singularly distinct word, phrase, symbol, design or...
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