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Apparently this may be about one of a.pl's brands, fresh24.pl, whose logo looks like this: http://fresh24.pl/Images/logo.png http://fresh24.pl/Images/logo.png
by mootothemax 14y ago
Apparently this may be about one of a.pl's brands, fresh24.pl, whose logo looks like this:
http://fresh24.pl/Images/logo.png http://fresh24.pl/Images/logo.png
Personally, I think this is a storm in a teacup; Apple have to enforce their trademark, and be shown to be doing so in order to maintain their trademark rights.
- icebraining 14y agoThey don't need to sue to defend their trademark.
- hetman 14y agoCould you elaborate on the alternatives?
- drhowarddrfine 14y agoHe may be thinking that the Apple should have sent a warning letter first and attempted negotiating changes. I would bet they did that and, in most cases, that's the part of the story you never hear; that the offending company ignored the warning or was unwilling to negotiate.