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A work based upon one or more preexisting works, such as a translation, musical arrangement, or dramatisation
A sign or symbol recognisable for an individual company, protecting the company's identity from illegal use
Rights to original work created, invented, or designed by individuals or organisations, preventing others from using it freely
A symbol (TM) representing a trademark that is not legally registered but still offers some brand identity protection
A legal permission to do something with intellectual property that would otherwise violate the owner's rights, like using copyrighted material
A legally registered symbol (®) representing a company's trademark, offering legal protection for the brand identity
A legal right covering inventions, ensuring the inventor's exclusive rights to use and profit from their innovation
Licensing system allowing copyrighted work to be used freely under certain conditions, requiring attribution to the original author
Individuals who illegally use a trademark to produce imitation goods, infringing on the trademark rights
The right to control how an original piece of creative work is used, owned by the creator or the current holder
Legal allowances for using copyrighted works without permission for purposes like private study, research, criticism, or educational use