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You probably can't get the trademark on a single word like those. Any trademark would likely have to include the word or logo for Google. That said, if Yahoo cr
by drharris 14y ago
You probably can't get the trademark on a single word like those. Any trademark would likely have to include the word or logo for Google. That said, if Yahoo creates a music/video service called Yahoo Play, you can guarantee there will be a successful lawsuit.
- tomp 14y agoThat's what I meant. Play is the best/most obvious word when trying to combine the meanings of "listen" (to music) and "watch" (movies). And now, a single company controls it, and no one else can use it in this manner (e.g. for a media store).
- ceejayoz 14y agoMicrosoft has a trademark on "Windows", so it's entirely possible to get one on a single word. T-Mobile claims one on the colour magenta.