Trademark

Question 1: How Can Knowledge and Creativity to be used to provide competitive advantage in a competitive marketplace – and how might this advantage be protected and preserved at present? Introduction In today's global business, sustaining a competitive position is a supreme concern. Competition within the small and medium business industry is intense with many competitors. The ability of a firm to survive depends on how the firm takes advantage of the opportunities in the market place to satisfy

object from the literary work. An author needs to protect this literary work. In a bid to protect, sell, and make a profit from the literary work, creations, and imaginations, in Canada, these laws are enforced. The laws are patents, copyright, trademark

Instead of abiding to Ford’s demand, NBFP decided to sue Ford in a Texas State Court looking for a “declaration”. Ford, on the other hand, countersued NBFP in the U.S. District Court of Southern District of Texas. Ford alleged that NBFP committed trademark infringement, counterfeit of Ford’s product (logo), and “false designation”. The U.S District Court of Texas separated Ford’s claims into four categories. First, NBFP’s advertising material for Ford’s associated dealers. Second, advertising material

American singer-songwriter behind the 'Bad Blood' hit song - Taylor Swift, has reached an agreement about the trademark lawsuit filed against her by the leading manufacturer for custom promotional and private label apparel - Blue Sphere. The Blue Sphere, which is a California-based company, asserted that the 25-year-old Taylor Swift had actively broken the terms of its existing trademark. The clothing company Blue Sphere filed the lawsuit against the 'Shake It Off' singer Taylor Swift in May 2014

Improving Chinese Foreign Trade Relations: Intellectual Property Enforcement Context I. Introduction American businesses are losing up to an estimated $60 billion each year in the global market from intellectual property violations. The problem continues to grow as more American companies invest overseas, and more products consist of intangible or intellectual property. American companies face more than just economic challenges: if losses of intellectual property rights continue to go unchecked

The first thing for a web site owner to consider when publishing web applications is copyright. To protect the originality of a web site owner’s work , copyright is important issue. Basically, if someone violates one of the five exclusive rights given to copyright owner by the Copyright Act , it is considered as a copyright infringement. These include the right to reproduce a work, the right to develop derivative works, the right to publicly display the work, or distribute copies3. Copyright protection

protect users works that they have created from being copied by others. There are different types of laws to protect in different way such as copyright laws to will protect ones work from being copied or others from profiting from it. We also have trademarks used for branding items such as brand names or logos and receive different levels of protection depending on where, how known the brand is, and what type of product or service it represents. Other types of laws that cover intellectual property are

2017 VIA US CERTIFIED MAIL 13th Hour Entertainment PO Box 575 Zelienople, PA 16063 terry@13thhourentertainment.com Re: CEASE AND DESIST – UNAUTHORIZED USE OF THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY TRADEMARKS AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Dear 13th Hour Entertainment: The Walt Disney Company is the exclusive owner of the trademarks and all other intellectual property associated with its motion picture films, including but not limited to Frozen and its related characters. Disney owns and controls the rights to use

a registered trademark which gives it an identity of its own to distinguish it from other hotels in Oman. It plays a vital role in market strategies and branding in foreign markets and will portray Oman as the host country. Moreover, franchising uses trademarks to run the hotels branch in another company. The hotel will become efficient to enhance their services to increase their popularity and reputation. Not only this, the hotel might opt for finances on the basis of their trademark (). It can be

Task C- Trademarks Trademarks protect the distinctive symbols, words, logos, and phrases used by a firm to distinguish their products and services from other firms’. It is connected to marketing rather than the functionality of products. One trademark used by Lenovo is the LenovoTM. This is used as the official name for the corporation and acts as a way to join together all of the company’s projects. The origin of the name is a portmanteau between the corporation’s holding company, Legend and