Educating to Protect Intellectual Property Toolkit 3. A counterfeit is an imitation or fake product that is normally made to look like a real product. Counterfeits are made without the authority of the true owner of the intellectual property rights in the products. Common counterfeit products include clothing, watches, DVDs, foods, and pharmaceuticals, but virtually any type of product can be counterfeited. is a concept under copyright law that allows someone to use a copyrighted work, or part of a work, without permission from the owner of the work. News reporting, research, and teaching are normally considered fair uses. 5. is a symbol used in the United States to give notice that a work is protected by copyright. This symbol is normally followed by the name of the owner of the copyright and the year of publication. You do not need to own a copyright registration to use this symbol. Anyone who is the owner of the copyrights in an original copyrightable work can use it. 6. A is a word, name, symbol, sound, color(s), or device that identifies the goods of one manufacturer or source and distinguishes them from the goods of someone else. Famous trademarks include Coca-Cola and Pepsi for soda products. _can be registered and renewed indefinitely provided they are used in commerce. 7. A is a word, name, symbol, sound, color(s), or device that identifies the services of one service provider and distinguishes them from the services of someone else. Famous include Google and Yahoo! for computer services. These marks can be registered and renewed indefinitely provided they are used in commerce. is a 8. Otherwise known as a "commercial name", a name used to identify a person's or entity's business or occupation. They are mostly used for identification purposes for things like taxes, licenses, and contracts. They symbolize the reputation of a business as a whole, unlike trademarks and service marks which symbolize the reputation of the source for the quality of goods and services. is a formula, process, device, or other business information that has 9. A commercial value and is kept confidential to maintain an advantage over competitors. The formula for Coca-cola@ is one example of a famous Street Law, Inc. 2008