Trademark News for 29-Dec-2005
- 'Resort at Paws Up pays fine, loses trademark bid (Missoulian)
Editor's note: All week, the Missoulian will update readers on people and places that made news during 2005. Today, we look back at two stories - one a controversy, the other a widely praised community project.
'Hershey settles trademark dispute (Independent Online)
The Hershey Co has settled a trademark-violation lawsuit against Simon & Schuster Inc over a new book with a dust jacket that includes the familiar image of a Hershey chocolate bar.
'Sly vs. "Sly" (E! Online)
Rocky has won in a decision. The ruling in by a federal judge in a Manhattan courtroom Tuesday clears the way for the Sylvester Stallone-fronted men's magazine "Sly" to continue to be published under the actor's nickname. American Media, the publishing giant behind "Sly," was sued in April for trademark infringement lawsuit by the owners of slymagazine.com, an online lifestyle magazine that
'Service safeguards EU trademarks in dot-eu Sunrise Period. (ThomasNet)
To protect existing EU trademarks, dot-eu Nexus service enables trademark owners outside European Union to satisfy Nexus requirements for dot-eu domain names. Service is designed for companies that already have Community Trademark (CTM), World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) International registration, national trademark registration, or other prior rights in European Union country but
'New Yankee stands to cash in on endorsements (USATODAY.com via Yahoo! News)
His trademark hair and beard are shorn, but marketing experts say that won't cut short Johnny Damon's chances of endorsement bucks as a New York Yankee.
'TECHNICAL (New York Post)
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