Trademarks (5 articles)

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  • Apple: There's a trademark for that

    Apple: There's a trademark for that

    Apple granted rights to catchphrase 12 October 2010 14:49 GMT

    Getting a trademark for your well known slogan? There's an app for that.

    There isn't really, but we thought it worked well as an opening line for a story about Apple being awarded a trademark for the catchphrase.

    The line, which has...

  • Apple grabs iTunes Live trademark

    Apple grabs iTunes Live trademark

    This could mean big news for the rumoured streaming services 10 May 2010 11:28 GMT

    Apple has filed an application for the trademark "iTunes Live". This could be a routine trademark application from the gang at Cupertino, or, and we much prefer the or, it could mean some exciting developments for its iTunes service.

    The trademark...

  • Google Mail becoming Gmail again in the UK

    Google Mail becoming Gmail again in the UK

    Trademark dispute settled 4 May 2010 9:46 GMT

    Old-school users of Google's free webmail service in the UK might remember that in the first half of the 00s, the service shared a "Gmail" name with the rest of the world.

    However, a trademark dispute meant that from 19 October, 2005, Gmail...

  • Nintendo Japan trademarks Zii

    Nintendo Japan trademarks Zii

    Soundalike thought to just be pre-emptive move 15 December 2009 16:28 GMT

    Several sources are reporting that Nintendo has filed a trademark application in Japan for a mystery "Zii" product. Details are light, but the trademark covers "video games and electronic devices", so it could be anything, really.

    However,...

  • Twitter loses battle to trademark the word

    Twitter loses battle to trademark the word "tweet"

    Tweetmarks, Cotweet and Tweetphoto got there first 24 August 2009 16:07 GMT

    Twitter has lost a legal battle to try and trademark the word "tweet", despite it being the official word that describes the short messages issued via its micro-blogging service.

    A direct result of the company's open API policy, something...

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