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Trademark Functions and Trademark Rights
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014Over the last years, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has remarkably expanded the potential scope of trademark rights. Under the EU Trademark Directive, a trademark owner may only prevent third-party uses of the mark if such uses are made (i) in the course of trade, (ii) in relation to goods or services, and (iii) for the purpose of ...
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2022
Abstract This chapter deals with trademarks. Trademarks play a significant role in the FOSS ecosystem — while copyrights and patents are freely shared in FOSS licensing, trademarks are not. Free and open source software projects can, and therefore generally do, exercise their exclusive rights under trademark law.
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Abstract This chapter deals with trademarks. Trademarks play a significant role in the FOSS ecosystem — while copyrights and patents are freely shared in FOSS licensing, trademarks are not. Free and open source software projects can, and therefore generally do, exercise their exclusive rights under trademark law.
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Registered Trademarks and Trademarks
2007Abstract This appendix is a compilation of trademarked materials used in high-temperature corrosion applications and the associated producers or suppliers.
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English Today, 1987
Pity the owners of trademarked goods. There is a danger in being too successful. This paradox comes into play when you or I begin to use one of these trademarks to refer to an entire class of products. At this point, the brand name risks becoming generic and the christeners of these products can no longer claim exclusive rights to their names ...
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Pity the owners of trademarked goods. There is a danger in being too successful. This paradox comes into play when you or I begin to use one of these trademarks to refer to an entire class of products. At this point, the brand name risks becoming generic and the christeners of these products can no longer claim exclusive rights to their names ...
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