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A Beijing company called Gu Ge Technology sued Google China earlier this year, claiming that its Chinese name, "Gu Ge" was confusingly similar to its own name., blogmarks.net

The Japan Patent Office plans to lower patent- and trademark-related fees next year, blogmarks.net

The International Trademark Association (INTA) welcomed in a press release Rhonda A. Steele as the 2008 President of the Association. Steele, Marketing Properties Manager for Mars Incorporated?s Asia-Pacific region, is INTA?s first Australian President, blogmarks.net

The number of trademark applications submitted to the Directorate in 2007 totaled 9137 compared to 8013 in 2006; the increase's percentage reached up to 16%., blogmarks.net

"according to U.S. trademark No. 3,266,236, that slogan belongs to Stefan Doyno, a Scarsdale, N.Y., resident who invented the jewelry products ? rings and pendants ? and is working on expanding his line. As part of his work he obtained "Change Rocks" as a registered trademark", blogmarks.net

"It all began back in 2000, when a British company called Father Christmas applied to the USPTO for trademark protection for the name "Santa Claus" for use of its Web site, Santa-Claus.com. ", blogmarks.net

Girls Gone Wild vs. Girls Gone Wine, blogmarks.net

By Samuel Shen "SHANGHAI, Dec 10 (Reuters) - A Chinese arbitration office has requested Danone to terminate its trademark transfer contract with Chinese beverage maker Wahaha Group -- potentially dealing a blow to the French food giant's business in the country.", blogmarks.net

Ouch. Les bouttons du OLPC sont les boutons de la PSP de Sony? Conditionnement marketing ? ou événement de la pop culture ? Est-ce que l'OLPC a obtenu une license pour ? Ah non Vieille photo surement, donc bien un phénomène de la pop culture. need new graphics for right-hand game buttons Egalement dans ce mail Some Sony people stopped by the OLPC booth and mentioned that the Sony game controller labels the OLPC beta unit was using might cause some problems if Sony's legal department ever found out about it (which they will, if they haven't already). It's extremely an extremely proprietary trademark, like the Nike "swoosh" logo. Somebody from OLPC said that was a known issue but was ok because it was going to change and the current laptop was not for commercial production., blogmarks.net

"About that NSFW trademark application Posted by Drew at 2007-12-10 11:54:13 AM About the NSFW Trademark Application, I can say three things: 1) Yes, we applied for it. 2) Can't comment on the prank angle other than "stay tuned." 3) Muhahaha.", blogmarks.net