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Intellectual Property Copyright, Designs, Patents & Trade Marks Laurien Webb Education Coordinator © Crown copyright 2015

Trade Marks A sign which can distinguish your goods and services from those of your competitors. Words Image Shape Other identities can be registered as a Trade mark – can you think of any? Slogan –I’m loving it (McDonalds) Shape – Coca Cola Bottle, toblerone Domain Name – find an example Sound – Directline Insurance

Registered Designs Protects the outward appearance of a product or part of a product. Registered designs do not have to be beautiful, attractive or artistic ... they simply have to be different If the look of your product gives your business a competitive edge you could apply to the IPO to register it

Patents Protects your invention and prevents others from making, using importing or selling the invention without permission of the owner. Inventions must be new – not known anywhere in the world prior to the filing date Inventions must have an ‘inventive step’ – not obvious, a simple adaption or combination Must be industrially applicable and have a ‘technical effect’ Patent protection last for 25 years. Patent - GB 2222821

© Copyright Automatic Right Protects original works What does copyright protect? © Books, technical reports, manuals, databases, music, advertising, promotional literarture, computer software, photographs What does copyright protect? – Books, technical reports, manuals, databases, music, advertising, promotional literarture, computer software, photographs

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