At the risk of opening up the infamous box, what do you think of the crown logo atop the Pandora sign in the Las Vegas airport?
Do you suppose any written words regarding likelihood of confusion or dilution have been exchanged with any of these folks?
I thought for sure that was a crown,
New stuff that spreads really fast never ceases to amaze me. Remember the viral music video from Norway earlier this year? The What Does the Fox Say video amassed another 200 million views since my post from six weeks ago!
Over the holidays my kids introduced me to QuizUp, the latest viral sensation offered
As you know, we’ve spun a lot of fabric over the last few years on the topic of brand and trademark truncation. Marketers seem to love the informality, emotionality, and efficiency of truncated brand names. I suppose trademark types love them too, since they can have the tendency to spin off a variety of
Another interesting trademark case was filed last Thursday in Minnesota federal district court, captioned Rolex Watch U.S.A., Inc. v. Associated Partnership Ltd., d/b/a Rollx Vans and d/b/a www.RollxVans.com. Here is a pdf of the Complaint and the attached Exhibit.
The crowned plaintiff really needs no introduction. On the other hand, the
I have asked the question before about the Google brand appearing in a Rapala billboard ad, here.
I have asked it when 3M’s Post-It note appeared in an Accountemps billboard ad, here and here.
Now I’m asking it again with a different brand and a different billboard ad: Does Morrie’s Automotive Group’s use of
I, like most women, want a present in a little blue box from Tiffany & Company (a/k/a Tiffany & Co.) This is not just because the company bears my name (I only wish I were an owner of the company), but because Tiffany & Co.’s exquisite jewelry is associated with the fabulous blue box. Tiffany