> Maybe. I've heard this often, but never seen any citations on it.
>
> But both uses are registered trademarks with the USPTO. That is the main
> point: that a trademark is relevant to how it is used, and that just because
> you have two confusible trademarks in separate domains does not mean you can
> get away with a confusible trademark in a domain where a similar trademark
> is already registered.
I think you just need to do some searching on this (dig far enough on Apple's
site and you'll likely find some sort of statement of resolution). Ive read this
many times in Apple related books. Also, some problems recently since Apple is
getting somewhat more involved in the music industry (ie Apple iTunes software
for ripping mp3s and licensing a major music database). It isnt just urban
folklore.
--Lynn
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