Protecting a name
Discussion
As most of you know I have a business installing and selling home tech toys.
Business is good, almost to good, and I want to diversify a little and give the markets I work in a little sub brand of their own.
Other than setting up a group of dormant company's with companies house is there any other cost effecting way to protect the new names?
Thanks in advance
V.
Business is good, almost to good, and I want to diversify a little and give the markets I work in a little sub brand of their own.
Other than setting up a group of dormant company's with companies house is there any other cost effecting way to protect the new names?
Thanks in advance
V.
miniman said:
I'd say in this day and age, owning the domains is a pretty good way to protect the name for little outlay.
The names will all exist as pages under my existing domain name which I chose on purpose to be generic + I hate long domain names.Trademarkes I'll have a look at, thanks.
V.
Owning a domain name protects little other than the domain name.
To protect a name to prevent others from using it in the same line of goods/services a registered trade mark is what you require. Speak to a Trade Mark attorney.
https://www.gov.uk/intellectual-property/trade-mar...
http://www.itma.org.uk/members_firms_services/memb...
To protect a name to prevent others from using it in the same line of goods/services a registered trade mark is what you require. Speak to a Trade Mark attorney.
https://www.gov.uk/intellectual-property/trade-mar...
http://www.itma.org.uk/members_firms_services/memb...
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