joy ride
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registered...the ® stands for a registered trade mark |
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Billie Joe Girl 11
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it means reserved. |
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davidmi711
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It indicates a registered trade mark. |
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TM Expressâ„¢
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Well, you've had your question answered over & over again but I wanted to throw in my two cents...
Just because a company uses the ® symbol does NOT mean they have a registered trademark. That is the proper, technical way to use it but not everyone does. There's also the ™ symbol, which either means there's a pending trademark application OR the company is claiming rights to the mark.
Another intellectual property symbol, ©, is for copyrights.
I posted a link to a great resource site if you're interested in reading further.
Hope that helps! |
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Cassabella <3 loves u 2
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Registered Trademark |
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Norm
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It is to let you know that it is a trademark and is registered. |
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paul_m_moriarty
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Registered Trademark |
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wildstar_2
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Registered Trademark. |
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bacon_05_08
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it means that the company is registered. the little (r) thing is also next to certain products. |
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misen55
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Under U.S. trademark law, the R-in-a-circle symbol (®) may only be used in connection with a mark if that mark is a federally registered trademark. By "federally registered" we mean that the trademark owner has not only filed a trademark registration application with the US Patent & Trademark Office, but has been granted a registration. In contrast, the TM and SM symbols may be used freely without respect to whether or not there is a federal trademark registration. If you are offering goods or services, you may freely use the TM or SM symbol to denote trademarks or service marks that you use to indicate the origin of your goods or services. |
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dogloverdi
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That R means registered. In other words, no one else is entitled to use that name. |
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DreamWeaver
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Registered trademark. |
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krngurney
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It means that the logo or name is a registered product or service |
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ken22thy
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it basically means it's a registered trademark... |
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Chay
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I believe it means Registered Trademark. |
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Georgia
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It stands for Federal Registration, and is also called a Registered Trademark.
The federal registration symbol may be used once the mark is actually registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Even though an application is pending, the registration symbol may not be used before the mark has actually become registered. The federal registration symbol should only be used on goods or services that are the subject of the federal trademark registration. [Note: Several foreign countries use the letter R enclosed within a circle to indicate that a mark is registered in that country. Use of the symbol by the holder of a foreign registration may be proper.
(This paragraph has been reproduced in its entirety pursuant to re-publication guidelines governed by the U.S.P.T.O.) |
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crazycanuck7901
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its registered to that company, this usually pertains to logos, products, ideas etc. Its very similar to the "trademark" (t) |
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rosesky
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registered trademark. it means that other people can't copy and use it for its own benefit. it's a method of protection on corporate identity... |
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mrknowitall
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Registered Mark |
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registered. They're a registered trademark.... |
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TommyBoy
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It means Registered trade mark. The same goes for the "TM" on clothes and movies. |
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pjt
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Registered trademark. Noone else can use it without consent from the company that owns the trademark. |
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BobTheBizGuru
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Registered trademark |
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dude.
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registered trademark |
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slipknotmaggot2392
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registered |
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Mister New Guy
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Registered |
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Ashes
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it means registered |
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famous_mr_scrappy
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It stands for Registered Trademark which means you can't copy that name to a shirt or something and try to sell it. That would be illegal and you could get arrested. |
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you got mail
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I gonna say... hmmm. I wonder what other people before have said?
Well... It can't be registered...
It must be "R" for Rooty Tooty! That's It! ROOTY TOOTY!
LOL |
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B-Dub
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Registered trademark |
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Mr. Lonely
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Registered Trademark
Nothing is easier to get 2 points for this question. Copy and Paste. Don't be angry!!!. I need points. |
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