Recent press coverage
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Companies trading online with no trade mark risk livelihoods
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Use trademarks to protect your brands, SMBs urged
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Trading online without a trademark? This could cost you dearly
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Freelance UK
Freelancers' Questions: Who owns copyright in these images?
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The Telegraph
Battle rages over 'Keep Calm and Carry On' souvenirs.
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Herald Scotland
It’s been a good week for ... being buried alive
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Keep calm and carry on
We're helping small traders fight back against an unfair trade mark registration that threatens their business
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MusicWeek
MAKE YOUR MIND UP - REGISTER YOUR TRADEMARK!
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Financial Times
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Video on Smarta
Trade Mark Direct co-founder Mark Kingsley-Williams dispels some of the myths around trade marks in an interview for www.Smarta.com, the site for SMEs and entrepreneurs founded by Theo Paphitis of Dragon's Den. more
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Contractor UK
10 Trademark Steps Contractors Should Take
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Freelance UK
10 Trade Mark Steps Freelancers Should Take
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Freelancer UK
The Freelancers Guide to Intellectual Property: Part II
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smarta.com
Protect Your Trade Mark From Day One
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Contractor UK
Contractors’ Questions: Will Companies House Protect My Company Name?
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Freelance UK
The Freelancers Guide to Intellectual Property: Part 1
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Mumpreneur Guide
10 Tips to Protect Your Brand
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Financial Times
The Slow Burn Can Generate Long Term Comfort
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smarta.com
Five Ways to Avoid Trademark Hell
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Financial Times
You Can Have Too Much of a Good Thing
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Business Zone
What's in a Name?
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smarta.com
The Dos and Don'ts of Business Trade Marks
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Financial Times
Wise Men Know the Real Value of Constant Spending: TMD's client Frazer Evett is a case study
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Bytestart
Social media - The Threats and Opportunities to Your Brand
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startups.co.uk
Defending Your Trademark on Google: What to do if a competitor starts using your brand name for their ad campaigns
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Newbusiness.co.uk
Why having a trade mark is vital
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The Caterer
The story has also appeared on LBC Radio Classic FM and Jack FM
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Sky news
What can go wrong if you don't register your name as a trade mark
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Computer Weekly
27 April 2010, What's in a name? Apple fights for rights to iPad name
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Daily Mirror
What's in a name? Top Tips from Trade Mark Direct
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WeLoveBusiness.co.uk
SMEs fail to plan ahead when it comes to international growth
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MCV UK.com
Apple in ipad legal dispute
This story has also been picked up by Casual Gaming.biz and PCR
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Drapers
Independent retailers that fail to trade mark their name are failing to safeguard their business and their unique brand.
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Newbusiness.co.uk
Top tips on how to protect your brand
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Daily Mirror
The Daily Mirror discusses how many small businesses fail to register a trade mark.
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The Mail on Sunday
Using research undertaken by Trade Mark Direct the Mail On Sunday highlights how few businesses have registered their name as a trade mark, and the serious risks they are unknowingly exposed to.
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British Chambers of Commerce
The British Chambers of Commerce highlights how small businesses are putting themselves at risk by not registering trade marks.
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Retail Jeweller
Are you putting your brand at risk by failing to register a trade mark?
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WeLoveBusiness.co.uk
Are you putting your brand at risk by failing to register a trade mark?
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RealBusiness.co.uk
Importance of registering a trade mark, even for small businesses.
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Insight BT
Insight BT discusses the importance of Intellectual Property and obtaining protection for your company name or logo.
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Newbusiness.co.uk
newbusiness.co.uk highlights how many SME business owners are putting their brand at risk by not obtaining a trade mark.
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Startups.co.uk
Startups.co.uk also pickup on our research findings which show how the names used by most small and medium sized businesses lack Trade Mark protection.
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FreshBusinessThinking
Businesses who delay registering their trade mark, risk it being registered by a competitor.
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Silobreaker
Businesses who delay registering their trade mark, risk it being registered by a competitor.
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IFV News
IFVNews.co.uk also pickup on our research findings.
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Business Zone
Trade Mark Battle of the Geeks.
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Freelance UK
Copyright for Freelancers – A Guide to your IP Rights
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A GUIDE TO TRADE MARKS FOR DESIGNERS
FOUR STEP CHECK LIST
By Mark Kingsley-Williams, Founder of Trade Mark Direct
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Freelance UK
The Freelance Designer's Guide to Trade Marks
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Be thorough. A registered trade mark lasts for 10 years and once its registered you cannot increase the scope.
Financial Times, 2011
