Presentation On

Trademark….

Presented By, Presented to,

Rafiul Islam Jim Iffat Ara Helal Akhi
Reg:2020331543 Adjunct Lecturer
Hasanur Rashid Dept. of CSE,SEC
Reg:2020331527
 Introduction of Trademarks

Welcome ,
to the world of Trademarks! Today,
we'll explore what trademarks are and
why they matter in the business world.
 Background history of Trademark

Let's take a journey through time to

understand the roots of trademarks.
The first trademark legislation was passed by
the Parliament of England under the reign of
King Henry III in 1266.
 Reason for the Protection of Trademark

Why protect trademarks? It's all about

preventing confusion and building trust.
When you see a familiar logo or brand
name, you should feel confident about
the quality of the product or service..
 Acquisition of Trademark Rights

Curious about how to get a trademark?

Trademark rights are acquired by being the first to use the

mark in commerce. The first user of the mark on goods in
commerce creates an association with consumers, and
trademark laws are intended to protect the consumer by
avoiding confusion and enabling companies to compete
fairly.
 Duration of Protection, Renewal, and
Termination

Trademark protection has a duration, and it's

essential to understand the renewal process.
Trademarks can last forever so long as they are put to
use and renewed on time. Every trademark needs to
be renewed in every 10 years to avoid losing the
brand protection. Renew your trademark with the help
of the experts
 Trademarks in
Cyberspace

The evolution of trademark law faces new challenges in

the digital era. Traditionally, protection was granted to
registered trademarks, but the internet has birthed
complexities. The domain name, a crucial online
identifier, becomes a battleground for conflicts. Issues
like cyber-squatting, cyber parasites, cyber twins, and
reverse cyber-squatting emerge, impacting companies..
 Distinguish Patent, Copyright, and
Trademark

Patent, Copyright and Trademark are all different types of

intellectual property (IP). It is sometimes confusing to
understand what exactly each type of IP protects . Let's clear
up the confusion between patents, copyrights, and trademarks,
especially in the world of software. Patents and copyrights
protect the actual technology and creative work, while
trademarks focus on protecting the brand—the name and logo
that consumers recognize and trust.
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