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Celebrity Trademark: Monopoly
The 13th Monopoly World Championship was held this week in Las Vegas Nevada. Out of the 41 international contestants, Bjorn Halvard Knappskog, a 19 year old from Norway, emerged victorious. He won $20,580.00, which is the amount of rainbow colored ...
Celebrity Trademarks: KB Toys
KB Toys, longtime vendor of children’s toys, regrettably has filed for bankruptcy and is currently liquidating its assets in order to satisfy its creditors. Among the items up for bid were KB Toys trademark, logos, and domain name as the retailer...
Celebrity Trademarks: Twitter Trying to Trademark “Tweet” Before It’s Too Late
True story: I loved Twitter. Then I hated Twitter. And now I use it only to diversify my online social media portfolio. I mean, the micro-blogging site has even spawned new lingo in the English language! As I just used the term, an update poste...
Celebrity Trademarks: Jay Leno Boots Cybersquatter
Jay Leno may be the predictable, humorless, lisping shadow of the much more talented, suave, and hilarious Conan O'Brien, but that's not the only thing our mega-chinned lackey was lacking. For five years, thejaylenoshow.com domain name did not bel...
Celebrity Trademarks: Michael Jackson, an Intellectual Property Goldmine?
The recently deceased superstar was known by many names: the King of Pop, M.J., Jack-o, and the list goes on. We also recognize him either as a dark-skinned cherub-faced child or a pale, middle-aged man with over-processed facial features. Why do...
Celebrity Trademarks: Octomom
You may be familiar with Octomom, the Florida woman who recently gave birth to octuplets, but have you heard of Octomom the brand? Nadya Suleman, "affectionately" nicknamed "Octomom" by the tabloid media, recently applied to the USPTO to register th...
Celebrity Trademarks: Martin Luther King Jr. -- Is His Family Entitled to Fundraising Royalties?
Controversy surrounds a future Washington D.C. memorial dedicated to the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial Project Foundation, a nonprofit organization, arranged the construction of the memorial and is payi...
Celebrity Trademarks: Dick Clark
Around the world, all eyes would turn to Times Square in New York City on New Year's Eve. Millions would watch as Dick Clark entertained us, and finally counted down to the infamous dropping ball in the seconds before the new year arrived in the Bi...
