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Intresting Piece on Brand Protection and Trademarks
- Thread starter rottensoundz
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in case you didn't notice.
Ha Ha , that will teach me to post late...
I followed it on from this story where Apple is chasing the Auzzie Woolworths because of there Logo
BBC NEWS | Business | Apple challenges Woolworths logo
it then intrested me to look at the Tm office for the word 'Apple' and noticed this
Intellectual Property Office - Results
very similar but not a threat due to the different nature of business.
they won against beatles, now they're stopping others from using the apple logo
big bully
BBC NEWS | Business | Apple challenges Woolworths logo
big bully
BBC NEWS | Business | Apple challenges Woolworths logo
Now then, now then, now then ...
The Beatles used the "sliced apple" on B sides.
This reminds me of something that Hank B Marvin once said:
"Make sure you write the B side for your hit singles. Even if nobody listens to it, you get the same royalties as the writer of the hit song",
The Beatles used the "sliced apple" on B sides.
This reminds me of something that Hank B Marvin once said:
"Make sure you write the B side for your hit singles. Even if nobody listens to it, you get the same royalties as the writer of the hit song",
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