Trademark News for 18-Jan-2006
- 'Apple's Trademark Applications Hint At iPod Phone (CRN)
Apple's recent trademark applications suggest the company may be building a device that would combine the iPod portable media player with a mobile phone.
'Apple may link cell phone, iPod / Trademark filings hint at combining phone, music player (San Francisco Chronicle)
A series of recent trademark filings by Apple Computer is stoking speculation that the firm may be ready to leap ahead with plans to combine its popular iPod music player with its own mobile phone. Earlier this month, Apple filed four trademark...
'Playwright's Trademark Is Deadpan. Now He Wants to Tweak It. (New York Times)
For all his success, Richard Maxwell, the author of the play "The End of Reality," seems unsure about how the whole theater deal works.
'Apple's Trademark Applications Hint At IPod Phone (TechWeb via Yahoo! News)
Apple Computer Inc.'s recent trademark applications have fans asking whether the computer maker is building a device that would combine the iPod portable media player with a mobile phone.
'Apple trademark feeds the iPhone rumor mill (CNET)
Blog: Apple Computer's filing last week of a trademark application on the term "Mobile Me," has refueled speculation among analysts...
'Domain Name Containing Trademark Translation is Determined Confusingly Similar (CircleID)
Interesting WIPO case ( D2005-1085 ): Complainant (Saint-Exupery estate) owns " Le Petit Prince " in EU, US, and other countries. The translation of "Le Petit Prince" is "The little prince". Respondent registered 'thelittleprince.com'. Is such a domain name confusingly similar to the trademark?
'Chinese Company in Trademark Dispute With Starbucks Appeals Court Order to Change Name (Money Sense)
A Chinese company locked in a trademark dispute with Starbucks has appealed a court order to change its name for sounding too similar to that of the American coffee giant, a newspaper reported Wednesday.
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