Trademark Dilution: The process by which the distinctive quality of a famous trademark is reduced through the unauthorized use of the mark on unrelated products or services, leading to a loss of the mark's ability to serve as a unique identifier.
Trademark Infringement: The unauthorized use of a trademark that is confusingly similar to an existing trademark, causing consumer confusion and potential harm to the original mark's reputation and commercial value.
Blurring: A form of trademark dilution where the unauthorized use of a similar mark weakens the association between the original mark and the goods or services it represents, reducing the mark's ability to serve as a unique identifier.