Written by On Monday, September 19, 2011 Netflix Inc. applied for trademark protection on the name and logo of their new company, Qwikster. The applications were filed in three service categories: Class 35 Retail services namely "online retail store services; computerized on-line retail services featuring films, movies, motion pictures, video recordings, pre-recorded videotapes, digital video disks, digital [...]
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Jersey Shore’s DJ Pauly D Facing Trademark Lawsuit Over Stage Name
HollywoodNews.com: ‘Jersey Shore’ star Pauly D is in a little bit of hot water when it comes to his DJ name and persona. Pauly D is facing a $4 million lawsuit from a Connecticut DJ who claims that his business has been ruined due to Pauly D, states The New York Post. He is facing a trademark infringement lawsuit as the man claims [...]
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It’s always feels sort of good to be able to de-bunk a prank on April Fools. Now most of us got that Rachel Sequoia’s insane startup pitch for ‘Share The Air’ was fake, but the event it took place at, the SEO-optimized Venture Capital Fundraising Club of Silicon Valley was real in the sense that 5-6 real [...]
READ MORE »Facebook files for facepile
Facebook has yet again filed another trademark application for a mark name related to ‘Face’. On March 8th, 2011 Facebook Inc filed to protect the mark name “FACEPILE” in the following categories of goods and services: Class 009 – Computer & Software Products & Electrical & Scientific Products with the accompanying description of “Computer software”. [...]
READ MORE »24 New #Winning Trademark Applications from Charlie Sheen
Charlie Sheen has been dominating the media lately and for what? Duh, Winning. Hyro-gliff is a California based Vatican Assassin company that was only formed last month in March. So why did Hyro-gliff file 24 of Charlie Sheen’s most winning catchphrases? Because Surprise. That’s What Winners Do. Only a Rock Star From Mars can be [...]
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