Difference ™ trademark, copyright and registered trademark © ®

Patents are granted special rights by the State to the inventor for his invention in the technology field (can be either process or outcome or completion of production and process development or production), for during a given period to own inventions or giveconsent to others to carry it out.

Patent holder has the exclusive right to carry out its patents, and prohibit others who without his consent:

in terms of patent products: make, sell, import, lease, assign, use, provides for the sale orrental or delivery of the products that are patent;
in terms of the patent process: using a given production process patents for makinggoods and other measures referred to in.

®Registered Trademark




Used as a trademark notices of a commercial product or service that has been registeredon the National Patent Office. Exclusive rights of a registered trademark owned willcontinue along that trade mark in re-register by the owner on a regular basis (usually every 5 years). So this symbol when pinned trademarks are registered officially.

For brands that have been registered locally to be recognized internationally then it must beregistered in other countries it is intended that the brand has also received legal protectionin the country concerned, and vice versa for international brands in the register should alsoin Indonesia. For in Indonesia in the register at the Directorate of Intellectual Property Rightsunder the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights while abroad depends on the departmentrelating for example if the U.S. was under the Department of Commerce.


™Trademark



Used as a trademark notices of a commercial product or service is not yet listed on the National Patent Office but the process has been approved.
The term process of making a product we've agreed to use a process like this, but the products that we produce has not been officially registered. Trademark symbol can bepinned if our process to be approved.

Copyright©




Copyright (international symbol: ©) is the exclusive right of the Author or the Copyright Holder to regulate the use of casting a particular idea or information. In essence, copyright's "the right to copy a creature". May also allow copyright holders to restrict unauthorized copying of a creation. In general also, copyright has a certain validity period is limited.

This symbol is used as a copyright notice above all the result of creative work (literary,artistic, etc.) administered by the Universal Copyright Law. Duration varies in each countrybut normally up to a lifetime of the creator + 70 years. Copyright is one type of intellectualproperty rights, but copyright is noticeably different from other intellectual property rights(such as patents, which grant a monopoly over the use of the invention), because copyrightis not a monopoly right to do something, but rather the right to prevent people else do it.


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