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Dragons' Den IP Blog - Series 21 Episode 6

Dragons' Den

Emma is a fashion designer and founder of denim company, Good American. Touker Suleyman felt that her idea of an app was not the best way to promote the brand and was soon out. This episode of Dragons’ Den had a distinct health and hair care flavour, aimed at keeping us healthy in mind and body.

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"A S LIVE FOREVER" Fails-to-Function as a Service Mark for Online Retail Store Services, Says TTAB

The TTABlog

The same applicant met the same fate in this attempt to register that same phrase for "Online retail store services featuring clothing, jewelry, bags, gifts, home goods, hats, blankets, mugs, belts, branded gift bags, floor mats, keychains, novelty toys for playing jokes, and pillows." and as a blog post title and a song title.

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No copyright over simple colors and shapes used to annotate X-rays

43(B)log

2024 WL 3480212, No. In fall 2023, Overjet launched its “Anatomical Structures Visualization Tool” for Overjet Caries Assist, which introduced the relevant coloring scheme and design. It also allegedly “selected the design and colors to help with brand identification; the purple, for example, complements Overjet’s purple brand color.”

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Courts Still Have No Clue How to Determine Who Owns Social Media Accounts–JLM v. Gutman

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

This is the latest entry in a long-running legal battle between Hayley Paige Gutman, a bridalwear designer, and JLM Couture, her one-time employer. The court explains: They describe steps in the process of fashion design and capture much (if not all) of the creative output that Gutman might produce in her role as a designer.

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Print-on-Demand Services Face More Legal Woes–Canvasfish v. Pixels

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

The print-on-demand service at issue is Pixels, who has appeared on this blog before. On the other end are brick and mortar stores that sell trademark-infringing items directly to consumers, regardless of whether the stores design or manufacture those items. Pixels.com, LLC , 2024 WL 885356 (W.D. Cite to Ohio State v.

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Atari’s Lawsuit Against a Print-on-Demand Service Fizzles Out–Atari v. Printify

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

Printify doesn’t process consumer purchases for its merchants (except in its “Pop-Up Shops” offering) and doesn’t display its brand on any manufactured items. Sunfrog decision: there is no evidence in this record that Printify engages in any advertising or trains or encourages anyone to use infringing designs.

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Intellectual Property Rights in the Metaverse: Navigating the Virtual Frontier

IIPRD

The metaverse acted as a virtual boundary in this design for the future. This blog aims to discuss the challenges and opportunities of Intellectual Property Rights in the metaverse with prominent precedents. Trademarks A Trademark can be a mark, symbol, design, color, combination of colors, shapes, etc.