Jeff said:
That's why you can have a Magnum roller coaster, guns and condoms, and they're all trademarks.
Great.. Now i have to be extra careful when I ask someone if they want to ride the Magnum.
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Jeff said:
You don't have to register a trademark to make it enforceable, though it certainly makes it easier to defend if you do...
You are correct, but in my recent case, registering for a trademark would have really helped me. A trademark is implied as soon as it's used in commerce. I was planning on using a title of a song, that my old band wrote, as my new band's name. The problem that occurred was that an ex-band member was planning to use the same name. I reluctantly gave up my rights to the name, because we both have the right to use it, and I didn't want to argue to much about it. I have a lot more band names in my consideration box anyway.
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matt. said:
Unless you're those assholes at Monster Cable and you think it's appropriate to sue Monster Mini Golf for infringement. I think they later dropped that one after a storm of hate-mail, though.
Reminds me of a PA band who call themselves "Poptart Monkeys." They were sued by the Kellogg company over their name. They haven't changed it, so I guess nothing came of it.
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