Trademark - As copyright is not given to the selection of a name, if a company wants to promote its goods it will normally trademark its name and/or logo. A trademark must be distinctive within the industry in which the company is selling goods and services. An ordinary trademark is indicated by the ™ symbol. A registered trademark is indicated by ®.
If you re-use or imitate an existing trademark, you are liable to legal action from the owner.
Copyright is automatic legal protection granted to certain types of work indicating that the copyright holder owns the right to control the use of the work, including rights of publication, distribution, or sale.There is no need to apply for copyright or display any copyright notice in order to be protected by it. The creation of the work ensures copyright protection automatically. Nonetheless, in case of a dispute, you might need to prove when the work was created in order to defend yourself against charges of plagiarism. Plagiarism is the unacknowledged or unauthorized use of someone else's work.
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