Trademark News for 11-May-2008
- 'Canola fuel trademark rarely seen as US sales flounder (AG Weekly)
BISMARCK, N.D. - A trademark for canola-based biodiesel fuel that was the subject of an awkward industry tug of war a year ago is seldom seen because few U.S. retailers are selling the fuel.
'The seeds will fly again at Wisconsin festival (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
PARDEEVILLE, Wis. -- The watermelon seeds will fly again in Pardeeville. The 41st annual Watermelon Festival, complete with its trademark seed-spitting contest, has gotten the go-ahead after a core of about 10 volunteers stepped forward to run the event. A decline in volunteers in recent years left only a few people trying to put on the festival. When a community meeting on the festival was held ...
'Road Warrior Animal-Hulk Hogan Heat, Ultimate Warrior TV, Latest WWE Classic Action Figure Signee (Lords of Pain)
-- On NBC, they're airing a commercial promoting the second season of American Gladiators , which premieres this Monday. At the end of the promo, Hulk Hogan barks out the late Road Warrior Hawk's trademark catchphrase, "What a rush!"
'US: Adidas settles trademark suit against Kmart (just-style)
Just two days after winning $305m in a trademark ruling against footwear firm Collective Brands Inc, German sportswear giant Adidas AG is reported to have settled a similar lawsuit against Sears Holdings' Kmart unit.
'Florida Court Says Hulk Hogan Should Have Removed His Do-Rag (Lords of Pain)
While testifying in court this week on behalf of his son Nick, Hulk Hogan wore his trademark. Typically, hats or caps are not allowed in court.
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