Patents are for devices/designs, processes, physical items. Copyright is for written things such as music, literary, or technical copy or images.
It really does depend on what you want to protect!A copyright protects original work such as books, music, movies, plays and website/program code. They last for the lifetime of the author and then up to about 75 years after their death.A patent protects original processes and technologies used inside of a product. They last for up to 20 years and I don t think they can be renewed, so whatever the patent was covering will just enter the public domain and anyone can use your technology.
If you ve invented something, you need a patent. If you ve got text or images that you re publishing, you have a copyright on them.Patents and copyrights are two different things. They re used for two different purposes. One isn t better than the other.
A patent is for a process or an item. A copyright is for intellectual property like music or books.
if you get a patent usually you still get the cpyrightif your endorsing a name brand you created
patent because then you have the item trademarked
depends what its for ??
