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Dr. George Lefkovits, a board certified plastic surgeon in New York recently trademarked his unique buttock augmentation procedure (the Brazilian Butt Fillâ„¢). The Brazilian Butt Fillâ„¢ gives men and women the opportunity to change the size and shape of their buttocks to fit their liking. For many women, when they increase the size of their
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How A Logo is More Than a Company TrademarkBy: Steven Boaze, CEO, Boaze Publishing and Boaze.comLogos are seen all over the world and on many different things.if we were to count how many times we see them everyday, thenumber would be in the hundreds. simple advertisements forexample like Coca-Cola is being looked at over 200
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With the globalization and commercialization of the Internet, domain names have taken on a new significance as business identifiers. When the Internet was in its infancy, domain names were created to serve as useful mnemonic means of locating specific computers on the Internet.  Domain names are now highly visible in "real space" as well -
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Trademarks can be anything from words, phrases, logos, symbols, or slogans, anything that will identify or distinguish a person's goods or services manufactured or sold to indicate their sources. Trademarks allow companies and businesses to be identified by their symbols or logos by what they are selling. For example, Nike is identified by the check symbol, and people identify that symbol
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In the world of marketing, branding issues are always an important part of any campaign. Companies work hard for their name to be recognized as a quality organization and a leader in their field. Companies will defend any action they see as a negative to their brand. They do not want unauthorized third parties to
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