Trademark Blog & Info
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Differences between China and Taiwan trademark laws
In the recent survey we conducted among startups and small businesses, the next trademark registration destination is China. Here are some trademark law differences between Taiwan and China: First to file basis First to file basis When a trademark is registered, it is...
read moreWho owns that Trademark?
Think you know that even the shape can be trademarked? You bet! So get you thinking caps on and play our classic game that caught the attention of many people in our Meetup Taipei. https://www.slideshare.net/corrie27/who-owns-the-trademark Enjoy! And don't forget to...
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Trademark Practices in Japan
Home to famous Pokemon and Nintendo, Japan can boast of world-class trademarks. But although Japan is a member of most international intellectual property treaties (such as Paris Convention, Nice Agreement, and Madrid Protocol), there are still some aspects that you...
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Ask us anything: Meet Taipei Edition
I hope you enjoyed Meet Taipei so far! It is nice to talk to fellow founders and startup companies from Taiwan and from all over the world. As we go around, we welcomed questions about trademark registration and application. 1. Is trademark global? More than 90% of...
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Trademarked logo: What if somebody uses my logo?
We often see logos being copied or reproduced without permission. Sometimes it is intentional, sometimes not. Can you use a trademarked logo? Logos are one of the most common marks filed for trademark protection. Generally speaking, no person or company should ever...
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Presenting Dragons’ Chamber 2018 Winners
Dragons' Chamber 2018, the pitch event for foreign entrepreneurs in Taiwan that MUSA Trademark sponsors had its finals on November 17 in front of a large and enthusiastic crowd. The mission of Dragons' Chamber is to help foreign entrepreneurs in Taiwan...
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