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Are shades from eragon trademarked?
"Shades" from the book series "Eragon" are not trademarked. The concept of shades as a type of creature or character is a common fantasy trope and not specific to the series. However, specific names or phrases used in the book may be trademarked.
What are the different terms used for the good old fashioned rubber band?
Common different terms used for the good old fashioned rubber band are: elastic, elastic loop, gum band, and rubberband. However, the best way to refer to rubber bands remains "rubber bands."
Is the WOW logo copyrighted or trademarked?
The World of Warcraft logo is trademarked. it can be used for personal usage as long as the trademark notice is included but cannot be used for commercial gain without express permission.
What are some good alternative band names like saosin?
i was going to use this one but i used a different one for my band...."near Vanna"
What is the trademarked motion picture process used in Hollywood from 1922 to 1952?
Technicolor
What year did the Izod logo get trademarked?
It was first used in 1947, and registered in 1957.
Trademarked by Dupont in 1946 which coating is used on Cooking Utensils to prevent sticking?
Teflon
What were the names of the lesley gore band?
Leslie Gore is a solo singer and thus used various backup bands.
Can a suggestive use of ordinary words may be trademarked?
Define what you mean by "fanciful" words.Some corporate names and trademarks which contain words or combinations of words can be, and are, trademarked, even though some are strictly made-up 'nonsense' words that are used to 'brand' various products, etc.However, the word or words you use, must be assopciated with something. You can't just make up a word or a phrase, and then copyright or trademark that word or words. The words must be associated with something that has a 'value.'
Where is the coronet band on a horse?
Bell boots protect a horses coronet band when jumping.
Can words like Virginia and other school names be trademarked?
The names of states and other nouns may not be registered, HOWEVER, such items as the school name (for instance: Virginia Tech - University of Virginia - etc) and their logos, the typeface (fonts) they use, and the school colors CAN be, and ARE, protected from being copied and used for commercial purposes.
What is the right way to spell bandaide?
The name Band-Aid is a trademark for the adhesive gauze bandages. The slang terms band aid and band-aid have become generically used for a minor bandage, and literary sources are inconsistent in their treatment because of the trademark.
