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Apple is challenging a trademark registration application that New York City filed last May which Apple said resembles their logo. New York City’s proposed GreeNYC logo is a green, figure-eight outline reminiscent of an infinity sign, with a stem. Steve Jobs what are you thinking? The Big Apple aka NY has been used since 1920s in newspaper columns well before Steve’s Apple. What do you think?
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on April 5th, 2008 at 8:10 pm
Well, given the vicious ferocity with which the NYC Corporation Counsel pursues anyone and anything using NYC “trademarks” (or anything that comes close) I can’t say I blame Apple. The city deserves this.
on April 6th, 2008 at 5:47 pm
apple needs to leave it alone, it looks nothing like their apple, it is a rediculous reason to start a fuss.