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Brief History of Graphic Design

The very first written word of mankind was the beginning of Graphic Design! And its native land was none other then ancient caves and caverns! The very first symbol they had sketched through cave drawings, paintings, markings on boulders, bone, and ivory are the foremost indication and evidence where graphic design was born, nursed, nourished and grown! Nevertheless, the term Graphic Design was named by William Addison Dwiggins in the early 20th Century.


Anthropologists studying prehistoric periods on cave paintings leads us earlier than the Upper Paleolithic period from 40,000 - 10,000 B.C., where our ancestors were learning how to design signs and symbols that could be communicated visually; moreover they were successful on leaving their marks. The pioneers

Company Logos
...be protected from plagiarism or any form of duplication by other companies. Today, there are several laws to protect the copyright of the company logo. Companies are free to make minor changes in their existing logo. But, drastic changes can ...
of graphic design are none other then our own ancestors, who had lived in the caves and sketched their drawing on rocks.


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Brief History of Graphic Design

The very first written word of mankind was the beginning of Graphic Design! And its native land was none other then ancient caves and caverns! The very first symbol they had sketched through cave drawings, paintings, markings on boulders, bone, and ivory are the foremost indication and evidence where graphic design was born, nursed, nourished and grown! Nevertheless, the term Graphic Design was named by William Addison Dwiggins in the early 20th Century.


Anthropologists studying prehistoric periods on cave paintings leads us earlier than the Upper Paleolithic period from 40,000 - 10,000 B.C., where our ancestors were learning how to design signs and symbols that could be communicated visually; moreover they were successful on leaving their marks. The pioneers

Creating Brand Awareness through Effective Brand Names & Symbols
...Jersey: Prentice- Hall Inc Quester, P, G, McGuiggan, R, L, McCarthy, E, J & Perreault, W, D (2001), Basic Marketing- A Managerial Perspective , Australia: McGraw Hill Book Company Australia Pty Limited Papers For You (2006) "P/M/457. What is successful ...
of graphic design are none other then our own ancestors, who had lived in the caves and sketched their drawing on rocks.


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Intellectual Property - Patent Law, Copyrights, and Trademarks

Patent law is intended to give a temporary monopoly to the inventor to make and sell his invention. The period of the patent is limited but it keeps others from making, using, selling or importing the product. It is a license that can be sold, assigned or transferred. A patent is only good in the country where it is issued so patents must be obtained in all desired countries.


A patent is for a specific length of time. It is usually twenty years. When a patent reaches its expiration date the use of the invention is open to all interested parties. Annual renewal fees are to be paid each year during the term

Trademarks - Important Things You Need to Know
...your trademark with the US Patents and Trademarks Office (USPTO). If your trademark is registered, you are allowed to use the sign. Otherwise, you can use the TM or the SM sign. Legal Issues Involving Trademarks However, your right over ...
of the patent.


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Intellectual Property - Patent Law, Copyrights, and Trademarks

Patent law is intended to give a temporary monopoly to the inventor to make and sell his invention. The period of the patent is limited but it keeps others from making, using, selling or importing the product. It is a license that can be sold, assigned or transferred. A patent is only good in the country where it is issued so patents must be obtained in all desired countries.


A patent is for a specific length of time. It is usually twenty years. When a patent reaches its expiration date the use of the invention is open to all interested parties. Annual renewal fees are to be paid each year during the term

Intellectual Property Trade Mark Infringement Advertisement
...trade mark in the defendant s advertisement fell within s.10(6) because the mark was identifying the service provided by the defendant; and ▪ the advertisement was not dishonest but rather a form of comparative advertising. The application was therefore dismissed. ...
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Intellectual Property: Patents Drafting with Reasonable Care and Skill

In the case of Unilin Beheer BV v Berry Floor NV & Ors, Information Management Consultancy Ltd, B&Q plc (2005), the courts ruled that the faulty drafting of a patent application did not amount to lack of reasonable care and skill.


Unilin, the claimant, applied for a patent for a floor covering and the application succeeded. Unilin then became aware of prior art which made it necessary for it to amend the patent application by reducing the scope of the main claim. Unilin also amended the body of the specification so that the text and drawings conformed to the main claim.


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