John Schueler &/or Emie StewartSunday, June 03, 2012
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A trademark shows the source of goods, not the actual goods
themselves. It is a completely different type of intellectual
property than copyright. Trademark infringement involves passing off
copies as the real thing: for example, fake Gucci purses that are
labeled and look exactly like real Gucci purses. Merely copying
someone else's work but labeling it as your own is not trademark
infringement. Also, merely copying someone else's work is not
necessarily copyright infringement unless that copied work meets the
legal requirements necessary for a copyright, as have been
identified previously on this forum.
Emie Stewart
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