The Ohio State University has won their battle to register as a trademark the word "The" when used on clothing or apparel.
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/34131999/ohio-state-buckeyes-win-trademark-right-word-the
One of THE teams that lost to Cornell in the NCAA lacrosse tournament this year. ::uptosomething::
Quote from: djk26One of THE teams that lost to Cornell in the NCAA lacrosse tournament this year. ::uptosomething::
THE only lacrosse team to lose TWICE to Cornell this year.
Quote from: David HardingThe Ohio State University has won their battle to register as a trademark the word "The" when used on clothing or apparel.
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/34131999/ohio-state-buckeyes-win-trademark-right-word-the
But have they copyrighted "TOSU"?
Quote from: martyQuote from: David HardingThe Ohio State University has won their battle to register as a trademark the word "The" when used on clothing or apparel.
https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/34131999/ohio-state-buckeyes-win-trademark-right-word-the
But have they copyrighted "TOSU"?
I'm sure they have tried to copyright "the."
It's like those guys who give themselves nicknames. It's just a bit off bubble.
Wait. Are we talking about a copyright or a trademark? If its copyright, I'm going to copyright all the other articles and personal pronouns in several languages, so I can start getting royalties for use of my copyrights. If it's a trademark, that's a horse of a different color! To enforce use of the trademark, one would have to take any violators to court. And doesn't this mean that henceforth whenever anyone uses the® word "the" in a written document, they'd have to write "the®"?