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McDonald’s went after a girl who trademarked “Nothing But Net” before McDonald’s used it. They tried to overturn her trademark. The link just takes me to the Kyle Brandt Angry Runs Jaylen Warren Shirt moreover I love this main site but it’s hard for me to imagine McD’s using Nothing But Net for fast food. What the hell was the ad campaign? McDonald’s is challenging a 9-year-girl to a game of legal one-on-one over the ownership of the phrase: “Nothing but net.” Joanna Amron, 9, of New York, patented a basketball game on Nov. 17, 1992, that she had created for a national invention contest. She received approval for her trademark on the expression in August ’93 and a deal was made with a company to produce a line of basketballs. Meanwhile, McDonald’s introduced its ads using the phrase on Jan. 31, 1993, and eventually offered Joanna $10,000 for use of the trademark before taking it up in court. The legal contest continues because newly approved trademarks can be challenged. There was an entire ad campaign where Michael Jordan and… Larry Bird, I think? They basically kept coming up with wilder and wilder banked shots that had to end in “nothin’ but net” and the loser would have to get the winner a Big Mac or something. He does Taco Tuesday on his social media a lot. I don’t know if the dude actually thought he invented Taco Tuesday or wanted another revenue stream. Gregory’s Bar in my hometown of Somers Point NJ owned it before any of them! And they gave it up last because the legal fight wasn’t worth it against Taco Bell. But Taco Johns had to accept exempting NJ from their exclusivity for decades due to Gregory’s having it first.

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Can they copyright a picture/logo with “hakuna Matata” written with palm tree and bugs and specifics colors and stuff? copyrights have a defined length before they enter the Kyle Brandt Angry Runs Jaylen Warren Shirt moreover I love this public domain; trademarks can be kept indefinitely as long as they’re renewed* *the exception being here is if the name for something becomes so synonymous with the general product/service itself, the trademark is lost in a process called genericide. Which is a rad as hell term. Which is why Nintendo fought super hard for you to not refer to anything of theirs as a “Nintendo”, so they didn’t lose the rights to it. Yeah, in the late 90s I worked at Sears and all of the phones had a quick call labeled Nintendo that rang the phone next to the video games. A company in Australia was sued by an American company called Ugg Boots because the Australian company was selling boots using the name “Ugg Boots”. They wanted the Australian company to cease using the name and IIRC a stupid amount of money. Completely ignoring the fact that “Ugg boots” has been a generic name for fur boots in Australia for as long as I can remember (and likely even longer). Escalator is especially interesting, because the verb “to escalate” comes from the brand, rather than vice versa.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.