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07-15-2009, 12:05 PM
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|  How should I go about copywriting a business name? I would like to handle the enitre process myself without an accountant or lawyer at the lowest possible fee. Also, what other legal protections are there for a copyrighted business name? I already have the .com address for it. I am expecting great things from the business name and want to make sure no one else uses it. |
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04-20-2012, 02:02 AM
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 | Well, first of all you need a trademark or service mark, not a copyright. So if you're going to do this yourself, brush up on the subject. I would check with Inland Revenue Service and see if they might help you. The process for a trademark is not as rigorous or time consuming as a patent, but it can be colplicated and expensive. |
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05-13-2012, 12:51 AM
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| In nearly every industry, the name of a business is paramount to its reputation. The names of a number of established businesses have become so ingrained in the marketplace that they have become interchangeable with the actual products. On the downside, negative publicity associated with a business can potentially ruin a company. It is important to choose a business name that is memorable and suits the product or service the company sells.
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