NY Times: “Rings of Dissent“:
Baron Pierre de Coubertin, founder of the modern Olympic Games, probably didn’t have this in mind when he came up with a logo of interlocking rings in 1913, a logo incorporated into the Olympic flag in 1920. The rings stand for the five continents (North and South America
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NY Times: “China Tries to Solve Its Brand X Blues“:
Mr. Guo and the other Li-Ning executives have big plans for Li-Ning sneakers. Although they are currently serving the domestic market almost exclusively, they want to begin exporting to Europe and the United States — and go toe to toe abroad with Nike
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WSJ: “The Turf War Over a Dance Craze“:
Alexandre Barouzdin, a 31-year-old party promoter who used to work in the finance industry, says he has spent about $47,000 to trademark the Tecktonik brand. He says he recently quit his job as an assistant trader at Merrill Lynch & Co. so he could promote
You can also attend by conference call and we mail you your choice of roast beef wrap or grilled vegetable medley.
Details on the domain name roundtable to be held at our NY offices here.
ArsTechnica: “Keeping Networok Solutions from Cashing In On Your Subdomains“:
Earlier this week, a report at TechCrunch pointed out that a number of subdomains at GotGame.com pointed to generic Network Solutions pages with spammy text links. A number of observers across the Internet found other sites that were hosted through Network Solutions and
Juicy Couture sues Lime Blue, owner of juicycampus.com, a college gossip site which has allegedly been selling JUICY CAMPUS apparel. Coverage here.
PaperMag: “Murakami Sells Real LV Bags on the Street!”
As part of the exhibit, Murakami and LV will be placing eight “pocketbook” street vendors on the street in front of the museum selling REAL Vuitton bags that were specially designed by Murakami and LV for this particular piece.
Ugh, now it’s stuck in my head.
Never gonna let you down.
Mediocre song.
Never gonna run around and desert you.
This Rickrolling thing has gone a tad far.
Never gonna make you cry.
Anyway, the Mets got rickrolled, there was a video . . .
Never gonna say goodbye
and MLB used DMCA