Trademark, Patent, or Copyright?

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• pepperlegal subscriber Posts: 2

  October 2007

  That`s basically correct, although copyright may also attach to logos as well.  Remember, there are myriad rules associated with these types of intellectual property, so before jumping in you should have an intellectual property lawyer assist you.

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• Agata subscriber Posts: 0

  October 2014

  DayDreamer, to complete your knowledge about patents and trademarks and for better understanding you should read this article:
  http://labs.octivi.com/intellectual-pro ... -startups/

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• AriannaPhillips subscriber Posts: 1 Member

  October 2014

  There are many ways to protect your ideas. As for my own opinion, protecting you ideas by getting trademark alone, I think it is not enough. Try seeking advice of a patent lawyers on what other ways to protect intellectual property.

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• saravanan subscriber Posts: 389 Silver Level Member

  February 2019

  Copyrights: The purpose of copyright is to protect an author’s expression of ideas. 
  Trademarks: The purpose of trademark protection is to protect a company’s name or logo from infringement by competitors. 
  Patents: A patent is issued to protect an invention. The invention can be any new and useful product or process or an improvement on an existing product or process. 
  

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