Inkbot Design

JANUARY 16, 2024

Trademark vs Copyright: What's the Difference? Two of the most commonly mixed-up types are trademarks and copyrights. But while they sound similar and both relate to intellectual property protection, there are some critical differences between trademark vs copyright that you need to understand.

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Inkbot Design

JULY 17, 2023

Copyright vs Trademark: Understanding Intellectual Property Rights Welcome to the fascinating world of intellectual property rights! Whether you're an artist, entrepreneur, or simply curious, understanding the differences between copyright vs trademark is essential for safeguarding your intellectual assets.

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Inkbot Design

MARCH 10, 2024

Tagline vs Slogan: Unpacking the Differences We're surrounded by catchy phrases wherever we look – on billboards, product packaging , TV ads and more. Tagline Vs Slogan: Key Differences By now, you're likely getting a sense of the main differences between taglines and slogans. Can I trademark or copyright my tagline/slogan?

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Vecteezy

OCTOBER 18, 2021

See Raster vs. Vector and What Is a Vector File? The vectors you submit should not include logos or other trademarked symbols. Images that do include logos or trademarks may be submitted for editorial use if they meet our editorial standards. To learn more, please read Editorial vs. Commercial Content. for more details.

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Inkbot Design

SEPTEMBER 16, 2023

Trademarking and copyrighting your logo can help safeguard your brand identity. Consider the following steps for logo protection: Trademark Registration : Consult with legal experts to register your logo as a trademark , ensuring exclusive rights to its use.

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Techxide

MAY 31, 2021

A monogram is known as a letter mark as it converts the brand’s lengthy names into a shorter version, for example, SOUND OF NEW YORK vs. SONY. Copyright Issues. Companies always go for copyright and trademark issues to spread the positive image out in the digital market and never allow someone to use their logos again.

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Vecteezy

SEPTEMBER 24, 2021

Avoid including logos, branding, or trademarks in the images and clips. The image or video includes logos, branding, or slogans that are protected by trademark or copyright. The post Editorial vs. Commercial Content: What’s the Difference? What Is an Editorial Image/Video? Lead image by rainyphotogallery257647.

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