Trademarks, copyrights and patents help you protect your intellectual property, but which does your business need to succeed? Deluxe tells you what you need to know.
First and foremost, let’s discuss the nuts and bolts of trademark law: a trademark is any word, phrase, symbol, design, or other recognizable expression that an individual or entity uses as an indicator of the source of goods or services.
The US Patent and Trademark Office said an AI that invented a food container system and a warning light that flashes in a “hard to ignore rhythm” is in eligible to receive a patent, rep…
Using a clip of a movie during a general session? How about your presenters? If so, you need to pay up.
How to get a copyright symbol inserted into a document – sometimes it’s the tiniest things that stop us just when we’re making progress on our Internet projects! I mean literally the tiniest things as in how to add a copyright symbol or a trademark symbol or a registered trademark symbol. With the Internet at …
We’ve reached the next logical step in autonomous evolution. On Christmas Eve, the United States Patent and Trademark Office released a patent filed by Toyota that will allow your car to sense that it’s dirty and then head off to the car wash without any human input at all.
Move over humans, it’s AI’s turn to take the spotlight in what could be a defining moment for the future of invention.
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U.S. patent law has changed significantly - moving to a "first to file" from a "first to invent" system. Patent lawyer Charley Moore offers small businesses top tips tp help navigate the new law.
This week’s opinion piece offers a free-to-view rundown of the 10 golden rules to follow, which we encourage the community to share.