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What is 'Certification' in the context of media laws ?
Answer: B
The key describes a certification mark as a specific quality standard that the company met.
Under trade mark law, a certification mark (such as ISI, Agmark or the Woolmark) certifies that goods or services meet a defined standard of quality, material, origin or method of manufacture, as tested by the owner of the mark.
Distinguishing goods by packaging or label is trade dress, a mark representing the services a business deals in is a service mark, and marks sharing a common syllable, prefix or suffix form a family of marks.
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