Just wondering if I'd have an issue with trademark infringement with a blog name?
The copyright notice really has nothing to do with trademark rights. Copyright protects creative expression, so things like written articles,...
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The copyright notice really has nothing to do with trademark rights. Copyright protects creative expression, so things like written articles,...
Inclusion of the extension depends on whether that is actually part of the brand meaning how your market identifies you. For example, About.com,...
It certainly sounds very generic. But as noted, the nuances can make a difference if for example someone was operating for a long time under that...
We really can't address this here in a vacuum. If you believe this is a serious concern, I suggest that you consult with a lawyer in private...
So it's good you recognize the copyright aspect here. Whatever work you use must be original or properly licensed. Regards to trademark, you...
You can certainly have an indemnification in place that basically places the responsibility to ensure that everything is properly licensed, etc. on...
Before you take any action on your own, I suggest that you consult with a lawyer in private and discuss it all in more detail. You can start by...
As noted, you would require a license to create the derivative work you allude to. Before you commit to anything further, I suggest that you...
The first question is making sure what you have is protected under copyright law and then whether you in some way even if unwittingly granted a...
It is always best to get a proper evaluation when you receive a letter like this. At least get some insights first because at this point there is...