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Iconic Brands and Their Trademarked Sounds, Colours, and Phrases

By Charlott McAnshPosted on Posted in Innovative Thinkers, Intellectual Property, Trade Mark News, Trade Mark Registration, Trade Marks, Trademark Classifications, Trademark Colours, Trademark Phrases, Trademark sounds, Uncategorized, Unconventional Innovations, Why register a trade markNo Comments on Iconic Brands and Their Trademarked Sounds, Colours, and Phrases

Trademark Sounds, Colours and Phrases to Protect Your Brand Identity Protecting your brand is absolutely essential and can involve not only logos and business names, but also sounds, colors, and phrases. As a business owner, protecting your brand in the early stages when creating a unique identity can determine your success. A strong brand identity […]

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Trade Mark Registration and an insight to Intellectual Property

By Robertson IPPosted on Posted in Copyrights, Design Rights, Intellectual Property, Patent Application Process, Patents, Registration Process, Trade Mark News, Trade Mark Registration, Trade Marks, Unconventional Innovations, Why register a trade markTagged , , , , , No Comments on Trade Mark Registration and an insight to Intellectual Property

Introduction to Intellectual Property Rights Intellectual property (IP) refers to legal rights that protect creations of the mind, including trade marks that register brand names, logos, and symbols. These rights, known as intellectual property rights (IPR), cover various intangible assets like ideas, inventions, and brand reputations. Moreover, IP rights serve to acknowledge ownership and provide […]

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