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So <insert big corporation here> wants watsi to stop using their logo by date X, and watsi proceeds to print that logo on t-shirts and sell that logo-laden t-sh
by GigabyteCoin 13y ago
So <insert big corporation here> wants watsi to stop using their logo by date X, and watsi proceeds to print that logo on t-shirts and sell that logo-laden t-shirt.
Isn't this akin to waving a stack of cash right in front of <insert big corporation here> lawyer's nose?
Is watsi's only saving grace the fact that they are not directly profiting from these t-shirt sales?
Seems kindof risky, no?
- zeckalpha 13y agoMy guess is they need to get rid of the shirts soon, or else they can no longer use them.
- masonhensley 13y agoFrom my understanding of the tee shirt company they are using, all these shirts are going to be custom made per the amount of orders made.
- zeckalpha 13y agoVery interesting.
- endersshadow 13y agoThis seems to me like another case of the all-too-common, "We don't understand basic trademark law, so we're going to be petulant children about it." This attitude has also run amok in the craft beer world, too. It's rather disheartening.
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