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- Wikipedia and FBI in logo use row
BBC World | 3rd August 2010
- A row has broken out between Wikipedia and the FBI over the use of the agency logo.
- Select few can use BBMP logo on vehicles
Times of India | 16th August 2010
- In a swift move, mayor S K Nataraj has issued a circular that will stop corporators from using the BBMP logo on their cars.
- Delhi gets its own logo, theme song
Google News | 27th August 2010
- Damage control: Delhi to unveil Commonwealth logo at Aug end
DNA - India | 15th August 2010
- Taking a cue from the 'I love New York' logo campaign, one of the most successful campaigns branding a city, chief minister Sheila Dikshit plans to unveil a logo.
- Appeals court rules against Ravens in logo dispute
Yahoo Sports | 2nd September 2010
- AP - A federal appeals court has ruled against the Baltimore Ravens and the National Football league in a copyright dispute over the team's original logo.
- Skype in dispute with BSkyB over similarities in branding and logo
Guardian | 11th August 2010
- EU's trademark registration office ruled in favour of BSkyB's objection to Skype's bubble logo, deemed confusing to consumersBSkyB is taking legal action against internet phone company Skype, claiming it owns the rights to the Sky part of its name, it has emerged.The five-year legal battle came to light when Skype filed documents for a Wall Street flotation in a bid to raise up to $100m (£63m). The initial public offering statement revealed that since 2005, Skype has defended numerous BSkyB legal challenges over the use of the word Sky in its brand name and logo.Skype successfully defended lawsuits in Switzerland, Turkey and Brazil. But in July, the European Union's trademark registration office ruled in favour of BSkyB's objection to the Skype bubble logo which the satellite TV broadcaster insists is confusing to consumers. Skype, which has 560m registered users worldwide, has indicated its intention to appeal.Sky is involved in a long-running dispute with Skype in relation to several trademark applications filed by Skype, including, but not limited to, television-related goods and services, a BSkyB spokesman told the Guardian. The key contention in the dispute is that the brands Sky and Skype will be considered confusingly similar by members of the public. This was supported by consumer research conducted by Sky, and which was taken into account by the relevant authorities when they recently found in Sky's favour.At this stage Sky has not brought any proceedings for trademark infringement against Skype.Skype declined to comment. But the company warned in its IPO filing: If BSkyB or other third parties were to pursue litigation to prevent our use of the Skype name or logo, defending against that litigation could be costly and time-consuming even if we were ultimately to prevail.Pursuing the cases is thought to be costing each company tens of thousands of pounds. However, trademark attorney Fiona McBride, from UK intellectual property law firm Withers & Rogers, said Skype will not have to change its brand name even if BSkyB's opposition is successful.Skype is concerned that, should opposition be successful, third parties will be free to use its name, she told the Guardian. However, as they have been operating for a number of years and have probably established their own reputation in a number of countries, they should be able to block any potential misuse based on their rights through use.Whilst this would be more costly and time intensive, they would still have legal recourse against such misuse. Skype could change its name entirely and, with the right marketing strategy, this could be very successful. It could also enter into a licensing agreement with BSkyB which would allow them to use the Sky element of Skype. Whilst this would be unusual, it would allow the company to continue trading without the threat of being sued for infringement.endsBSkyBTelecommunications industryBSkyBSkypeTelevision industryJosh Hallidayguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
- With Commonwealth Games round the corner, Delhi gets its own logo
DNA - India | 25th August 2010
- Unveiling the logo and theme song 40 days ahead of the Games, chief minister Sheila Dikshit could not hide her excitement and danced with the band, which composed and sang the song.
- Drake University's "D+" Logo Earns Failing Grade
CBS News | 3rd September 2010
- Campaign Logo Aimed at Encouraging Recruitment at Des Moines University Deemed Embarrassing by Faculty and Students
- Tourism firm fined for misusing Games logo
Google News | 9th August 2010
- Kerala ad firm uses Games logo, OC slaps legal notice
Google News | 26th August 2010
- Pranab gives up on GST by April
Google News | 20th August 2010
- Highlights of the April-June GDP
DNA | 31st August 2010
- The highlights of the April-June economic growth data, which was released by the government today
- April-July direct tax mop-up rises 15.75%
Google News | 5th August 2010
- HCL Info April-June net jumps to R67 cr
Google News - Business | 27th August 2010
- GST unlikely to come from April 1, 2011: Revenue Secretary
Google News - Business | 24th August 2010
- New Direct Tax Code from April 1, 2012
Google News - Business | 30th August 2010
- Economy up 8.8% in April-June, thanks to manufacturing
DNA - Top News | 31st August 2010
- The growth numbers prompted some industry groups to forecast that the economy would revert to high expansion mode of 9% in 2010-11.
- April-June GDP, seen at 8.7%, may be peak growth for year
DNA | 29th August 2010
- Economists predict deceleration going forward. Data tomorrow.
- Indian economy grew by 8.8 pc in April-June
CNN-IBN | 31st August 2010
- Sectors like financial services restrained the growth in the economy, which had recorded six per cent growth rate in April-June 2009-10.
- New Direct Tax Code: Pay less in taxes from April 2011
Google News - Business | 26th August 2010
- Jobless Claims Hit Highest Level Since April
The New York Times | 5th August 2010
- The rise in filings for unemployment was the latest sign that hiring remained weak and some companies were still cutting workers.
- Direct Taxes Code only from April 2012
Google News | 30th August 2010
- 14 % rise in imports of sensitive items in April-May
Business Line | 16th August 2010
- Shree Renuka April-June consolidated net up 15%
Mint | 12th August 2010
- Brazilian acquisitions help in improving sales, profit; net down 85% on standalone basis on weak local prices; higher refining margin to help company in coming quarters
- GST rollout to miss deadline of April 1, 2011
Rediff | 24th August 2010
- The much awaited new indirect tax regime Goods and Service Tax (GST) is unlikely to be implemented from the scheduled date of April 1, 2011, a top government official said on Tuesday.
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- Wikipedia and FBI in logo use row
- A row has broken out between Wikipedia and the FBI over the use of the agency logo.
- Select few can use BBMP logo on vehicles
- In a swift move, mayor S K Nataraj has issued a circular that will stop corporators from using the BBMP logo on their cars.
- Delhi gets its own logo, theme song
- Damage control: Delhi to unveil Commonwealth logo at Aug end
- Taking a cue from the 'I love New York' logo campaign, one of the most successful campaigns branding a city, chief minister Sheila Dikshit plans to unveil a logo.
- Appeals court rules against Ravens in logo dispute
- AP - A federal appeals court has ruled against the Baltimore Ravens and the National Football league in a copyright dispute over the team's original logo.
- Skype in dispute with BSkyB over similarities in branding and logo
- EU's trademark registration office ruled in favour of BSkyB's objection to Skype's bubble logo, deemed confusing to consumersBSkyB is taking legal action against internet phone company Skype, claiming it owns the rights to the Sky part of its name, it has emerged.The five-year legal battle came to light when Skype filed documents for a Wall Street flotation in a bid to raise up to $100m (£63m). The initial public offering statement revealed that since 2005, Skype has defended numerous BSkyB legal challenges over the use of the word Sky in its brand name and logo.Skype successfully defended lawsuits in Switzerland, Turkey and Brazil. But in July, the European Union's trademark registration office ruled in favour of BSkyB's objection to the Skype bubble logo which the satellite TV broadcaster insists is confusing to consumers. Skype, which has 560m registered users worldwide, has indicated its intention to appeal.Sky is involved in a long-running dispute with Skype in relation to several trademark applications filed by Skype, including, but not limited to, television-related goods and services, a BSkyB spokesman told the Guardian. The key contention in the dispute is that the brands Sky and Skype will be considered confusingly similar by members of the public. This was supported by consumer research conducted by Sky, and which was taken into account by the relevant authorities when they recently found in Sky's favour.At this stage Sky has not brought any proceedings for trademark infringement against Skype.Skype declined to comment. But the company warned in its IPO filing: If BSkyB or other third parties were to pursue litigation to prevent our use of the Skype name or logo, defending against that litigation could be costly and time-consuming even if we were ultimately to prevail.Pursuing the cases is thought to be costing each company tens of thousands of pounds. However, trademark attorney Fiona McBride, from UK intellectual property law firm Withers & Rogers, said Skype will not have to change its brand name even if BSkyB's opposition is successful.Skype is concerned that, should opposition be successful, third parties will be free to use its name, she told the Guardian. However, as they have been operating for a number of years and have probably established their own reputation in a number of countries, they should be able to block any potential misuse based on their rights through use.Whilst this would be more costly and time intensive, they would still have legal recourse against such misuse. Skype could change its name entirely and, with the right marketing strategy, this could be very successful. It could also enter into a licensing agreement with BSkyB which would allow them to use the Sky element of Skype. Whilst this would be unusual, it would allow the company to continue trading without the threat of being sued for infringement.endsBSkyBTelecommunications industryBSkyBSkypeTelevision industryJosh Hallidayguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
- With Commonwealth Games round the corner, Delhi gets its own logo
- Unveiling the logo and theme song 40 days ahead of the Games, chief minister Sheila Dikshit could not hide her excitement and danced with the band, which composed and sang the song.
- Drake University's "D+" Logo Earns Failing Grade
- Campaign Logo Aimed at Encouraging Recruitment at Des Moines University Deemed Embarrassing by Faculty and Students
- Tourism firm fined for misusing Games logo
- Kerala ad firm uses Games logo, OC slaps legal notice
- Pranab gives up on GST by April
- Highlights of the April-June GDP
- The highlights of the April-June economic growth data, which was released by the government today
- April-July direct tax mop-up rises 15.75%
- HCL Info April-June net jumps to R67 cr
- GST unlikely to come from April 1, 2011: Revenue Secretary
- New Direct Tax Code from April 1, 2012
- Economy up 8.8% in April-June, thanks to manufacturing
- The growth numbers prompted some industry groups to forecast that the economy would revert to high expansion mode of 9% in 2010-11.
- April-June GDP, seen at 8.7%, may be peak growth for year
- Economists predict deceleration going forward. Data tomorrow.
- Indian economy grew by 8.8 pc in April-June
- Sectors like financial services restrained the growth in the economy, which had recorded six per cent growth rate in April-June 2009-10.
- New Direct Tax Code: Pay less in taxes from April 2011
- Jobless Claims Hit Highest Level Since April
- The rise in filings for unemployment was the latest sign that hiring remained weak and some companies were still cutting workers.
- Direct Taxes Code only from April 2012
- 14 % rise in imports of sensitive items in April-May
Business Line | 16th August 2010
- Shree Renuka April-June consolidated net up 15%
- Brazilian acquisitions help in improving sales, profit; net down 85% on standalone basis on weak local prices; higher refining margin to help company in coming quarters
- GST rollout to miss deadline of April 1, 2011
- The much awaited new indirect tax regime Goods and Service Tax (GST) is unlikely to be implemented from the scheduled date of April 1, 2011, a top government official said on Tuesday.
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