Many people believe that Coca-Cola invented Santa Claus, but that’s a myth. The company only made him popular with its ads in the 1920s.🥤
But who has the trade mark rights to this beloved character?
And what are the legal challenges behind his image?
OpenAI, a leading U.S. artificial intelligence firm, is making strategic moves into the Chinese market by filing trademarks for upcoming models, including “GPT-6” and “GPT-7.” Backed by tech giant Microsoft, the company submitted applications in China under class 9 for scientific instruments and class 42 for technological services.
In this edition, we’ll unravel the intricate stories behind the trademarked identities of FC Liverpool, Standard Chartered, and Carlsberg, exploring the rich tapestry that intertwines sports, business, and brand recognition.
In this edition, we’re taking a deep dive into the fascinating journey of Barbie, one of the best-selling toys and an iconic figure in mass culture. Ruth Handler, the visionary creator, may not have anticipated the global phenomenon her creation would become, but the success of Barbie underscores the importance of trade mark registration.
Have you ever savored the iconic kitkat bars? Nestle sought to trade mark the distinct three-dimensional design – four trapezoidal bars perfectly aligned on a rectangular base – across the European Union. However, this encountered objections, notably from Mondelez UK Holdings & Services
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