Is it just me, or is The Tower in this ad reminiscent of something?
(And there's a video.)
HearUsNow is clearly a takeoff on a popular cellular slogan -- and since it's the name of the organization, it's probably not use otherwise than as a mark. Should it nonetheless be protected against dilution claims? I think the answer is pretty clear, but I would offer this as an example of why the TDRA's exclusions don't solve the First Amendment problems of dilution.
Thursday, September 20, 2007
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