'Blue Ivy,' the trademark: Feds move fast on rights to Beyoncé and Jay-Z's ... - Washington Post (blog)

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'Blue Ivy,' the trademark: Feds move fast on rights to Beyoncé and Jay-Z's ... Washington Post (blog) In the superstar industrial complex, trademarking your baby's name is just smart business. There all sorts of folks who might try to slap it on some tacky baby bib. To wit: Fashion designer Joseph Mbeh, who submitted an application to trademark “Blue ... Blue Ivy Carter NYC Clothing Designer Responds, Will Release Rights To ...Hip-Hop Wired Blue Ivy Carter: Children's Clothing Line Named after Beyonce's Baby, Designer ...International Business Times all 24 news articles »

You've Started A Business: Is Your Brand Protected? - Small Business Trends

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You've Started A Business: Is Your Brand Protected? Small Business Trends Maybe you're just starting your business. Maybe you've been running a successful business for years, but administrative details always seem to take a back seat to day-to-day operations. When it comes to your business name and trademark protection, ... and more »

Jenzabar Continues To Try To Censor Criticism Via Trademark Bullying - Techdirt

Jenzabar Continues To Try To Censor Criticism Via Trademark Bullying Techdirt Part of the original argument for the trademark claim was that Long Bow used the company's name in its metatags. This is silly for a variety of reasons. First, the page actually does talk about Jenzabar. Second putting a trademarked company name in ...

Appeals court set to hear Alabama trademark suit - BusinessWeek

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Appeals court set to hear Alabama trademark suit BusinessWeek "The University of Alabama believes the court ruled correctly when it found that Daniel Moore and his company engaged in activities that infringe on the University's trademarks," university spokeswoman Deborah Lane said in a statement. Artist battles Alabama over football paintingsUSA TODAY all 110 news articles »

Hey Advertisers! Stop Believing The NFL's Lies About Trademark Law And Call ... - Techdirt

Hey Advertisers! Stop Believing The NFL's Lies About Trademark Law And Call ... Techdirt That's why it's become so typical to see advertisers using "the big game" instead -- though, five years ago, the NFL even sought the trademark on "The Big Game" because so many advertisers were using it. However, Paul Levy rightly takes advertisers to ... and more »