 LaZ3RPremium
join:2003-01-17 | Umm I could've made a name better than "Viiv" Yeash...
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 cbrigante2Cubs 20??Premium
join:2002-11-22
North Aurora, IL | said by LaZ3R:I could've made a name better than "Viiv" Yeash... First post! Let's hear it!:D
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VTTP: Viiv'r to the prem... |
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 MysticGogetaThe Robot DevilPremium
join:2005-03-14
League City, TX | reply to LaZ3R
Why no just simply "5"? |
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 qdemn7Smurf in My LoopPremium
join:2003-09-16
Fort Worth, TX | Because Intel was refused a copyright on the number "5" years ago, that's why. |
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 nixenRockin' the BoxenPremium
join:2002-10-04
Alexandria, VA | reply to MysticGogeta
Because you can't copyright/register a word in common use as a trademark. For example, "Windows". By itself, not copyrightable. When teamed with "Microsoft Windows", it is then copyrightable.
-tom
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uh vi=6 iv=4 "64"
they were trying to be clever and rip off vaio at the same time
they failed |
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 novaflareThe Dragon Was HerePremium
join:2002-01-24
Barberton, OH | reply to nixen
said by nixen:Because you can't copyright/register a word in common use as a trademark. For example, "Windows". By itself, not copyrightable. When teamed with "Microsoft Windows", it is then copyrightable. -tom Nope but you sure can trade mark words just ask coca cola,,,,,
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nixenRockin' the BoxenPremium
join:2002-10-04
Alexandria, VA | said by novaflare:said by nixen:Because you can't copyright/register a word in common use as a trademark. For example, "Windows". By itself, not copyrightable. When teamed with "Microsoft Windows", it is then copyrightable. -tom Nope but you sure can trade mark words just ask coca cola,,,,, If one invents the word and defends the brand from the beginning, then yes. "Coke" is copyrightable. "Coca Cola" is copyrightable. "Coca" and "Cola", not in combination with each other, are not copyrightable.
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 BuckarooBBeware Lectroids from PlanetXPremium
join:2001-10-27
Cloverdale, VA | reply to some guy
64 is actually LXIV, but then how would one pronounce that?
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