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Now that you know the different kinds of IPs, it is time to find out the IP considerations of your venture. While
the process of filing for a patent is time-consuming, getting a patent will serve your business well in the long
run by giving you more time to capture the market share and keeping the rivals out. If your business is creative
in nature, it becomes imperative for you to secure the copyrights over your creative work.
Objective of this assignment is to:
1. Find out the IP considerations of your venture.
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Handout, Conduct a Trademark Search for Your Company/Brand Name.
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3. Fill in the table given on Page 2. Categorize your IP into patents, copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets,
or domain names. Also, provide a little description of the IP, highlighting its unique aspects.
1. Company Name Trade Mark It is any unique expression such as a word, name,
symbol, or device that is used in trade with goods to
indicate the source of the goods and to distinguish them
from the others.
11. Algorithm/Software Copy Right It is a form of IP protection that grants the creator of
code an original work exclusive rights to determine
whether, and under what conditions, the original
work might be used by others. The original work
includes creative and intellectual work that can be
written, musical, dramatic, or artistic in nature.
12. Recipe/Formula Patent It is a legal document granted to an inventor /
inventors that allows them to exclude others from
making, using, or selling their invention for a specific
period of time.
13. Packaging Trade Mark It is any unique expression such as a word, name,
A symbol, or device that is used in trade with goods to
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En Note: The IP laws vary in different countries. Go through the types of IP protection for your respective
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