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Big cable trolls big mobile with ’10G’ trademark application The Register CES 2019 America’s cable cabal has used CES to fire up interest in 10Gbps access networks, and in a snipe at the mobile 5G market, the Internet & Television …
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Bandai Namco Files Trademarks For Classic Famicom And NES Titles Nintendo Life A link to the NSO? – Bandai Namco might have plans for a handful of Famicom and NES games in the near future. According to…
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Nestle accuses Tulsa businesswoman of trademark violation KOKH FOX25 A Tulsa businesswoman is facing off with giant food and drink maker, Nestle. The company claims that Karla Robinson and her company, Carla’s Crazy Crunch …
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American Airlines and Expedia Quietly Settle Trademark Lawsuit Skift American Airlines and Expedia agreed to settle a trademark and breach of contract lawsuit over the online travel agency’s Add-On Advantage discount hotel …
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Young Southington entrepreneur adds trademark to T-shirt venture Meriden Record-Journal SOUTHINGTON — Last year, at eight years old, Hannah Pompei started a T-shirt company. Now her Rad Reaper logo has been officially trademarked.
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What the Fu** — Supreme Court agrees to hear Brunetti Trademark Dispute Patently-O by Dennis Crouch. Erik Brunetti’s “FUCT” line of apparel doesn’t have much appeal to my sense of style, but the clothing certainly seem to make a statement.
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The USMCA Treaty: What Changes Lie Ahead For US Trademark Law? – Intellectual Property – United States Mondaq News Alerts The 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), long in need of reform according to some, is receiving an overhaul. United States Intellectual …
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Koei Tecmo Registers New Trademark For ‘Ninja Gaiden’ Spinoff Bloody Disgusting While Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z wasn’t exactly the perfect mash-up of zombies and cyborg ninjas, that’s apparently not stopping Koei Tecmo from possibly trying.
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SCOTUS to decide whether ban on ‘scandalous’ trademarks is constitutional ABA Journal The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to decide whether the Lanham Act’s ban on “immoral” and “scandalous” trademarks violates the First Amendment.
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Ordinary Consumer Has Standing To Oppose RAPUNZEL For Dolls, Says TTAB – Intellectual Property – United States Mondaq News Alerts The Board denied the Rule 12(b)(6) motion of Applicant, United Trademark Holdings, Inc., to dismiss this opposition to registration of the mark RAPUNZEL for …
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