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Sure they can. Using it to represent a similiar business no.
by ipaddr 4y ago
Sure they can. Using it to represent a similiar business no.
- moron4hire 4y agoWhen I was a kid, there was a local used car dealership owned by a man named Tom Mouse. He used a Mickey Mouse image on the sign for his business. IIRC, he eventually got hit with a copyright violation for it, because this was 30 years ago. But next year, it might fly, because Disney doesn't sell cars. It's hard to imagine how one could make animations using the likeness and name of Mickey Mouse and not have it interpreted as "representing a similar business". Hence my comment.