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The Difference Between Copyright, Patent And Trademark

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CopyrightPatentTrademark Distinction

The subjects of the three party protection are different.


  

copyright

It has become copyright, protecting literary works, film and television works and other types of literary and artistic works.

copyright

It can be automatically obtained without application, and copyright is automatically obtained from the date of completion of the work.


  

trademark

The protection of the right to identify goods requires marked characteristics to show the difference.

trademark

It is necessary to apply for the trademark right after examination.


  

patent

To protect the appearance of the technical plan or product, the technical plan should be able to solve the technical problems, and the appearance design needs to be novel and aesthetically pleasing.

patent

It is also necessary to pass the examination to obtain the patent right after application.


The three have exclusive rights, that is to say, the three party can exclude others from unauthorized use of copyright content, trademark, patent technology.

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