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Differences between PATENT, TRADE MARK & COPYRIGHT

Intellectual Property is protected by the international and Malaysia law. For this reason, you can earn profit from your intellectual rights by using the Patents, Trade Marks and Copyrights. Patents and trade marks requires the proprietor to register them first before protection can be given to them. This is necessary [...]

 

Patent Drafting

Patent Claims define the boundaries of a patent protection. They form a protective boundary around your patent in order to allow others to know when they are infringing on your rights. The extent of your patent protection is defined by the words of your claims. A poor or incorrect drafting [...]

 

The difference between Copyright – ©, Registered – ® and Trademark ™ – Trademark Symbols

You may have seen the above symbols appearing beside a trademark. But what do these trademark symbols mean? © – means that the proprietor of the trademark is claiming copyright of the trademark. ® – means that the trademark is registered and that the proprietor of the trademark is claiming [...]

 

Common Grounds cited by the MYIPO in Malaysia for objecting to a Trademark Registration in Malaysia

When designing a trademark or a brand, there are many things that an applicant should consider. As the trademark is the badge of origin, applicants should bear in mind to make sure that their choice of trademark is attractive and simple for consumer to recognise immediately when consumers come across [...]

 

6 Things You Should Know About Industrial Design in Malaysia

1. What is an Industrial Design? An Industrial Design is the overall appearance of an article or a product. Basically, the industrial design is concerned with the non-functional nature and appearance of the object. The industrial design may be in a three dimension form or in a two dimension form. [...]

 
4 Reasons for Patenting Your Inventions

4 Reasons for Patenting Your Inventions

The danger for failing to patent your inventions in Malaysia could be damaging to you or to your company. If you do not patent your invention, anyone can use, make or sell your invention without your permission. Here’s why you should patent your inventions: 1. Monopoly of your Exclusive Rights. [...]

 

3 MainThings to Consider Before Applying for a Trademark

1. Trademark. The trademark or the design of the mark can be any distinctive words, letters, numerals, drawings, pictures, shapes, colors, logotypes, labels or any combinations of the above. It is crucial for the mark to be clear and not too complicated so that consumers can identify it easily that [...]

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