The law does not give copyright protection to words and phrases,including advertising slogans and titles of books,movies,and television programs.These lack sufficient originality to qualify for copyright protection.However,a trademark can protect these creations.

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Copyright protection requires originality, and words and phrases like advertising slogans and book/movie/TV titles are not considered original enough to qualify. Trademarks, on the other hand, can protect these creations by preventing others from using them without permission.

The Law Does Not Give Copyright Protection to Words and Phrases,including