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Glossary Terms Related To Reproduction & Copyright Topics

Title Page Verso

Definition:
The back of the title page, usually containing the copyright date and other publication information.

Joint Authors

Definition:
The collaborating creators of a single copyrightable work who merge their separate contributions to the work. Joint authorship implies joint ownership of copyright in the work created.

Copyright Date

Definition:
The date of the copyright as given in the book, usually on the back of the title page. The most recent copyright date is used. Copyright is the exclusive right to publish, reproduce, and sell a literary or an artistic work.

Intent To Use

Definition:
ITU - refers to the intent-to-use filing basis provided for in Trademark Act. Applicants who have not yet used (in commerce that can be regulated by Congress) the mark they wish to register may file a trademark application under this filing basis.

Equivalents, Doctrine Of

Definition:
A rule of claim interpretation under which a product or process, although not a literal infringement, is still an infringement if it performs substantially the same way as the patented invention.

Likelihood Of Confusion

Definition:
A statutory basis (Trademark Act Section 2(d), 15 U.S.C. Section 1052(d), TMEP §1207 et seq.) for refusing registration of a trademark or service mark because it is likely to conflict with a mark or marks already registered or pendingbefore the USPTO.

  

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Helpful Terms

Cybersquatting

Definition:
The practice of registering a well-known domain name (e.g. mcdonalds.com) in hopes of either selling it at a big profit to the trademark owner, or to help sell one's own goods to people confused by the similarity between the cybersquatter's web address and the trademark company's name.

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Copyright Topics


Copyright Items Our Firm Can Help With

- Register A Copyright

- Infringements

- IP Copyright

- Single-Copy Reproductions

- U.S. Trademark Law

- Service Marks

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Copyrights FAQs

Question: Does a foreign publisher need to submit our publication to comply with the U.S. deposit requirement?


Answer: Yes. If you distribute your work in the United States, you are subject to the deposit requirements of the United States.