top | item 40888628 (no title) aerophilic | 1 year ago They insist likely due to the “Kleenex” effect. Couldn’t find a good reference, but once an item becomes generic, it can loose copyright.Article: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/24/smarter-living/how-a-bran... discuss order hn newest bigstrat2003|1 year ago Not copyright, trademark. Two very different things, with very different laws. zuminator|1 year ago Sure, gp misspoke in saying "copyright" but correctly linked to a relevant article about trademarks and was correct in the sentiment that owners of widely used brand names need to be vigilant about their intellectual property. elsjaako|1 year ago You can find a reference by looking for "generic trademark"
bigstrat2003|1 year ago Not copyright, trademark. Two very different things, with very different laws. zuminator|1 year ago Sure, gp misspoke in saying "copyright" but correctly linked to a relevant article about trademarks and was correct in the sentiment that owners of widely used brand names need to be vigilant about their intellectual property.
zuminator|1 year ago Sure, gp misspoke in saying "copyright" but correctly linked to a relevant article about trademarks and was correct in the sentiment that owners of widely used brand names need to be vigilant about their intellectual property.
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