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Copyright, Trademarks, Patents |
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Copyright Office. A copyright protects an original artistic or literary work. Filing is now done online. How to find out if a work is already copyrighted.
Regents Guide to Understanding Copyright & Educational Fair Use.
Basic Facts About Trademarks. Covers trademarks and service marks. A trademark identifies and distinguishes the source of the goods of one party from those of others. A service mark identifies and distinguishes the source of a service rather than a product. Find out if a mark is already registered.
General Information Concerning Patents. A patent protects an invention. Quick search for a patent. The designated Patent and Trademark Depository Library for Georgia is located at Georgia Tech Library. Contact that library at 404-894-4529 for more information and to find out the hours you can receive assistance from the Patents Librarian. Tech is hosting a free workshop on searching patents and related issues on Nov. 3, 2010. Registration details.
The Ivan Allen Jr. Reference Department on the second floor of Central Library downtown has copyright forms for photocopying. Its U.S. Government Depository collection also houses the bound Index to Patents back to 1920 and the Index to Trademarks back to 1927.
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