Le samedi 18 novembre 2006 à 09:15 -0700, Jonathan J Smith a écrit : > Well regards to the Logo, anything that is identifiably associated with > Traversal (Logo, trademarks etc) should DEFINITELY be in the product brief. > These things get read/viewed more than just about anything else does. It's > a great way to build name recognition and brand association I acknowledge. Though, I understood an annoucement which concerns more Open-Graphic than Traversal in first. But certainly I miss something since I refer to the extract of the brochure only (unable to download the pdf). > > I believe you can Trademark a Logo in the US simply my stating its > Trademarked (Much like copyrighting is done). You have to pay and fee and > send in paperwork to REGISTER the Trademark however. Also just saying its > Trademarked obviously doesn't do a search for Prior Trademarks that are > identical.. > > Jonathan > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of luc > Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2006 5:20 AM > To: Timothy Miller > Cc: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [Open-graphics] OGD1 spec sheet > > Concerning the logo, though, I'm not a lawyer, I think that one better > has to rely and secure the name of the society Traversal Technology and > sticks to that for the moment. > > For the logo one should think twice about it, since it will resume the > society and its communication. > > So, concerning the brochure, since it's a Product Brief, that doesn't > need a logo per se. > > > > >
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