Trademark News for 03-Oct-2005
- 'FCUK no longer swears by logo (RTÉ News)
British clothing retailer French Connection says it will scale back use of its trademark FCUK brand after experiencing a sales slump.
'French Connection to tone down use of controversial logo (AFP via Yahoo! News)
British clothing retailer French Connection said that it would scale back use of its trademark FCUK brand after experiencing a sales slump.
'Former Cards greats flock to Busch (MLB.com)
ST. LOUIS -- Twenty-three years removed from his World Series-winning strikeout of Gorman Thomas in the 1982 World Series, Bruce Sutter still wears his trademark beard.
'Electrical Safety Foundation Warns of Counterfeit Products (EC Online)
"Trademark counterfeiting has reached the electrical sector," the Electrical Safety Foundation International said Sept. 29. The warning echoes similar advisories from the Industrial Safety Equipment Association, ISEA, which has warned that counterfeit safety products may lack required certification and be unsafe.
'Allyn's Jewelers celebrates 75th year (The Ironton Tribune)
How many treasured moments have been marked by that trademark white satin inlay, with the gold lettering reading "Allyn's Jewelers - Ironton, Ohio?" How many birthdays, anniversaries or engagements have started with the opening of a box from Allyn's?
'Terms of Service (Asbury Park Press)
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'Sony upsets Christians with advert ( News ) (EuroGamer)
Sony's "had" to apologise to Christians after an advert featuring a smiling man wearing a crown of metal twisted into PlayStation's trademark geometric button shapes apparently caused outrage amongst religious types.
'Katrina, The Drink. Again. (The Smoking Gun)
Another New Orleanian seeks trademark dibs for hurricane cocktail
'Craft Beer Segment Jumped 7%+ in 1st Half (Beer Marketers Insights)
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