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    Plagiarism In Australia

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    types you can pick, these include the 'Standard Patent ' which is 20 years of protection and the control of the invention or these the 'Innovation Patent ' which is only 8 years of protection. The way of identifying a product or device is what a Trademark is referred to. Trademakes help the customers of the product identify the quality or service of the product that they have brought. When getting a Trademake it normally lasts up to ten years of the products life, but it can be renewed 12…

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    recorded in their commercial, advertisement, promotion, etc. 3. Lazer Productions shall not by virtue of this Consent and Release, acquire any right, title or interest in or to the Marks and/or the Premises, including the name, logo, trade name, trademark, slogan or artwork of the Company, Blue Ties Grocery Store, except the rights of use specifically outlined in this Consent and…

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    A trademark, in this particular scenario, could apply to the name of the company itself (Aerogels) and the name of the new material (SpaceLoft). However due to the fact that Aerogels is a generic mark, it can’t be trademarked and therefore the company will receive…

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    The Brief The Trio, a group of young, multi-talented creatives, have created designs for their own clothing line to be sold prêt-a-porter in the market. Prêt-a-porter is one of the two categories that the 12 segments of the fashion industry are organised into (Blackmon, 2007). It is clothing that is mass-produced and is not custom fit to individual clients, which makes up the principle volume of sales in the fashion industry (Blackmon, 2007). The line has been designed to appeal to people aged…

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    And then, second idea would be using Rights of property. Of course, it look like the same with first part but it would focus on different problem in the law. It would be related to the tort. The tort was a problem which the company can’t avoid now. And, Tort often occurs almost as an established fact in this era of diversified competition and frequent vicious competition, so company’s intellectual property right would be more and more important because it would be most power weapon for firm when…

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    Groupon Business Analysis

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    Licensing is uncertain because intellectual property protection may not be available in every country, and domain name regulations may not protect the company’s trademarks and other proprietary rights (Groupon). Consequently, the company may not be able to prevent third parties from acquiring and using similar domain names and registering its trademarks. Thus, third parties that license the company’s intellectual property rights may diminish the value of the company’s proprietary rights or…

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    Analysis Of Dots Cupcakes

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    Introduction Our company lacks a distinct graphical icon; currently all of our products and cups are simply branded with “David’s Tea”. I propose that we should design an iconic symbol that can replace, or work in conjunction with, our current product design that is displayed on our products, storefronts, and the variety of online accounts we maintain. This logo will help our company define itself in social media and similar to Starbucks or Dot’s Cupcakes, cultivate cohesive and distinct brand…

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    Learning Log 2 1. Generic Brands pg. 405 2. Generic Brands- a brand indicating only the product category. 3. I look at generic brands as just something plain and doesn’t have the companies name. For example, when you go to Publix, Publix basically has a generic brand for each product. From garbage bags to bread and even cleaning supplies. Generic brands are usually cheaper, and work just has good as the regular traditional branded products. I know I usually go for generic brands depending on…

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    The United States of America is built on the backs of innovators, and forward-thinkers. To protect these men and women lawmakers have drafted some of the most important pieces of legislation in our country’s history: copyright law. Copyright’s purpose is to protect the intellectual property of creators, so that their work cannot be used, or reproduced without their consent. This gives creators the security that their assets will not be stolen, and thus, creates an environment that encourages new…

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    Under Armour compression apparel has become a popular brand name in many households. They have done so by marketing their product to the specific needs of a targeted population, namely professional and college sports programs as well as outdoor enthusiasts. The marketing techniques used by the Under Armour Company are to some extend similar to those of other companies; however, Under Armour has focused heavily on brand marketing since the beginning and developing products based on customer…

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