Copyright and Trademarked

Copyright

Copyright noun - A document granting exclusive right to publish and sell literary or musical or artistic work.

Trademarked and copyright are semantically related in copyrighted topic. In some cases you can use "Trademarked" instead an adjective "Copyright".

Nearby Words: copyrighted, copyrighting

Trademarked

Trademarked adjective - (of goods and merchandise) labeled with proprietary (and legally registered) identification guaranteeing exclusive use.
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Copyright and trademarked are semantically related in copyrighted topic. Sometimes you can use "Copyright" instead an adjective "Trademarked".

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  • In the books, Tarzan was very intelligent, and by the end of the series, spoke something like thirty languages.The earlier Tarzan novels are out of copyright in the US, but not in Europe, and The Other Wiki suggests he's also trademarked by the author's company.
  • Manga / High Score Girl It was rumored to have an anime adaptation in 2013, but so far nothing has appeared.In 2014, SNK Playmore attempted to file a lawsuit against the publishers for alleged copyright violation, citing the illegal usage of their trademarked properties in the manga.
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