How to Check The IPR Brand

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How to Check The IPR Brand

In this kind of global era, the name of a ‘brand’ plays an important role in the development of a business. Brands become the identity of a product, which is often the most important part of marketing. This month, one of my friends asked me to help check the IPR brand.

IPR or IPR

Previously, I accidentally talked to one of my friends who had just completed his doctoral program at a public university in Bandung. Conversation widened until the discussion of patent registration in the Directorate General of Intellectual Property Rights (DJHKI).

During his studies in the field of education, he had several discoveries during his research to complete the doctoral dissertation. According to dgip.go.id, the patent is an exclusive right of inventors to inventions in the field of technology for a certain period of time, either for the inventor to carry it out themselves or to give consent to other parties to carry out their inventions.

According to references from dgip.go.id, the patent is classified as intellectual property, or IPR, or commonly referred to as IPR. IPR aims to provide protection against a person’s intellectual abilities in the form of technology, knowledge, art, and literature. The purpose of IPR is protecting a person's intellectual ability from legal and economic harm and abuse.

IPR is often synonymous with the protection of a product, either a service or goods, in order to avoid violations of other IPR products. Among friends, one must often see a lot of pirated or illegal goods circulating in the market with sales figures that sometimes exceed the original goods. This certainly brings losses to manufacturers or brand owners, especially financially. IPR also provides motivation to manufacturers to provide the best quality products for consumers.

IPR is divided into copyright and industrial property rights.
Copyright
Copyright consists of books, lectures and other oral works, props, performance works, choreography, fine art, batik art, cinematography, photography, translation, and architectural works. Copyright is valid as long as the creator of a work is still alive and is added 50 years after the creator dies.

The easiest example is that the work of a song is embedded in the songwriter as the rightful copyright owner. Have you ever enjoyed a song cover on YouTube? Or do Menong’s friends have a favorite song that many people cover? Have Menong’s friends ever thought about whether the copyright of the song covered was accepted by the song creator as its rightful owner?

Under Article 9 of the Copyright Law, the cover of the song includes adaptation, arrangement, or transformation of works that get economic benefits, such as being more in demand and famous when compared to the original version included in copyright infringement.

Well, for Menong friends who intend to cover a song and correlate it (YouTube channel monetization), they must have a license from the creator of the song, yes.

Industrial Property Rights
The second IPR is the Industrial Property Rights, which consist of patents, brands, industrial designs, integrated circuit layout design, trade secrets, and geographical indications. The most commonly filed IPR is a brand request.

This type of IPR is usually proposed by the public, industry, or business (micro, small, and medium).

Examples of brands that have been registered as IPR are Samsung, Soul Promise, Chicken Geprek Prince, and others.

Alhamdulillah, one of the posts I posted in the last year was enough to help to open again this stage of checking.

Brand Name Checking

The IPR application can be a friend to submit to the Directorate General of Intellectual Property, Ministry of Law & Human Rights (Kemenkumham) online. The application path of each type of IPR is different. How to apply can be seen on the page dgip.go.id.

A ‘brand’ to be registered with the Directorate General of Intellectual Property is not allowed to be used by other manufacturers. How do we know if the name of a brand has been registered?
The way is very easy; Menong friends just need to peek at the page pdki-indonesia.dgip.go.id. Enough typing the name of the brand that will be a friend of Menong's, ask. For example, I would apply for the brand 'Haznanda' for the muffin product I made.

The 'Haznanda' brand is not in the search for intellectual databases. This will actually make Menong's friends easier because it can be ascertained that no other party has submitted the Haznanda brand.

Let's try it with another brand!

Waaah, it turns out that many are filing a brand with the word 'Warung.' And when Menong’s friends notice, there’s a different ‘Class Code.’ How to check the HKI brand is easy to do

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