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That can't possibly have a legal basis. Two words is too short to copyright, patents don't apply, so you're left with trademark. I didn't think a company can
by cschneid 18y ago
That can't possibly have a legal basis. Two words is too short to copyright, patents don't apply, so you're left with trademark.
I didn't think a company can come after you for using their trademark to refer to the product the trademark covers.
- inerte 18y agoOh, they can come after you, and it'll probably cost you a lot to defend your position, even if they're wrong and you're right. They win because they're rich and you're poor. What matters for the company is that you just stop doing what they don't like, not that a real judge in a real court with real laws agree with them.
- iamdave 18y agohttp://lsolum.typepad.com/copyfutures/2004/10/the_nfl_is_noto.html http://lsolum.typepad.com/copyfutures/2004/10/the_nfl_is_not... It does.