CH 5 - Intellectual Property and Internet Law

Question 0

TRADEMARK DILUTION

Answer 0

Claim that an identical or similar mark (noncompeting or unlikely to confuse) still can reduce the value of the original mark

Question 1

TRADEMARK

Answer 1

Distinctive word, symbol, or design that identifies the manufacturer from others

Question 2

SERVICE MARK

Answer 2

Distinguishes particular services

Question 3

TRADE DRESS

Answer 3

Look and feel of a product

Question 4

LICENSE

Answer 4

Intellectual property owner allows limited use of trademark, copyright, patent, or trade secret for limited time and purpose

Question 5

CYBER MARK

Answer 5

Trademark in cyberspace

Question 6

CYBERSQUATTING

Answer 6

Registering a similar/ confusing domain to then sell it to the trademark owner

Question 7

TYPOSQUATTING

Answer 7

Form of cybersquatting register a misspelled version of the original name

Question 8

PATENT

Answer 8

Protection of inventions and their sale/ use

Question 9

COPYRIGHT

Answer 9

Right of an author of literary/artistic property to public, printing, selling or using production a period of time

Question 10

FAIR USE DOCTRINE

Answer 10

Reproduce copyrighted material for specific purposes as research/ teaching, … etc

Question 11

TRADE SECRETS

Answer 11

Formula, device, idea, or other info used in a business that gives the owner competitive advantage in the marketplace

Question 12

BERNE CONVENTION

Answer 12

International copyright agreement

Question 13

TRIPS AGREEMENT

Answer 13

All intellectual property - international protection

Question 14

MADRID PROTOCOL

Answer 14

International Trademark