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MaxPower wrote:Still trying to find out why it matters if Trinis get angry over something especially these petty matters.
Let’s talk about corruption, crime and littering.
Those are things to get angry about.
Rovin wrote:but who say T&T or d caribbean owes rights to d word j'ouvert
d trinis who beatin up over this shud get a life & find something more productive to do with their time ...
Redress10 wrote:But syrians could own and sell a beer called "carib"?
bluefete wrote:So who going and trademark "doubles"?
Wraith King wrote:bluefete wrote:So who going and trademark "doubles"?
What's the issue?
bluefete wrote:Wraith King wrote:bluefete wrote:So who going and trademark "doubles"?
What's the issue?
That is why Jordan did what he did.
Rovin wrote:but who say T&T or d caribbean owes rights to d word j'ouvert
d trinis who beatin up over this shud get a life & find something more productive to do with their time ...
pugboy wrote:maybe the french might have more rights to that word
Wraith King wrote:bluefete wrote:Wraith King wrote:bluefete wrote:So who going and trademark "doubles"?
What's the issue?
That is why Jordan did what he did.
Specify what issues you have with the name of his rum.
bluefete wrote:Wraith King wrote:bluefete wrote:Wraith King wrote:bluefete wrote:So who going and trademark "doubles"?
What's the issue?
That is why Jordan did what he did.
Specify what issues you have with the name of his rum.
I never wrote that I had an issue with his rum.
I looked beyond that and asked a simple question.
bluefete wrote:When you figure it out, let me know.
Wraith King wrote:bluefete wrote:When you figure it out, let me know.
I don't see any issue with the trademark and I'm unable to read minds. So I asked because if you don't say I wouldn't know what is your point and maybe it's something I failed to see.
bluefete wrote:Wraith King wrote:bluefete wrote:When you figure it out, let me know.
I don't see any issue with the trademark and I'm unable to read minds. So I asked because if you don't say I wouldn't know what is your point and maybe it's something I failed to see.
Okay. We do not understand how copyright and trademarks work.
If you trademark/copyright in T&T, it is for T&T alone, not any other country. You have to trademark/copyright on an individual country by country basis. It can be quite expensive.
So strategically thinking people will look to trademark/copyright in the bigger markets for extra protection.
Now, if we had decent people in government over the years, they would have done like Japan did and pass lawas that check-mated Kim Kardashian. Go do some research on that one.
But kiss meh tail oil and gas is all we know about.
Now -who is going to trademark "doubles"?
Wraith King wrote:bluefete wrote:Wraith King wrote:bluefete wrote:When you figure it out, let me know.
I don't see any issue with the trademark and I'm unable to read minds. So I asked because if you don't say I wouldn't know what is your point and maybe it's something I failed to see.
Okay. We do not understand how copyright and trademarks work.
If you trademark/copyright in T&T, it is for T&T alone, not any other country. You have to trademark/copyright on an individual country by country basis. It can be quite expensive.
So strategically thinking people will look to trademark/copyright in the bigger markets for extra protection.
Now, if we had decent people in government over the years, they would have done like Japan did and pass lawas that check-mated Kim Kardashian. Go do some research on that one.
But kiss meh tail oil and gas is all we know about.
Now -who is going to trademark "doubles"?
Thank you for clarifying.
timelapse wrote:Steel pan already trademark in the US.No big
"For example, Savannah Grass by Kes the Band and Iron Love by Nailah Blackman used iron and drumming elements from the Laventille Rhythm Section sample pack. The steelpan-oriented software is also popular with international producers especially in the UK, US, Europe, Asia and Japan." ...
"Chuckaree recalled hearing his music on popular radio stations and played in J'Ouvert bands. “It was great to see pan being re-accepted and seen in a different light, and embraced by everyone... A lot of younger people don’t really accept pan as something you could jump-up or party to. They fit pan into a box, it’s traditional so we like it but won’t party to it. So it was nice to bridge the connection with the traditional instrument.”
bluefete wrote:timelapse wrote:Steel pan already trademark in the US.No big
Do you know the story behind that?
2 Yankees realized the pan was not trademarked / patented in the USA and decided to make a play.
The Manning administration almost had a heart attack when they heard about it and went into full overdrive mode to overturn it. They had to build a case to show the pan originated from T&T and fortunately they GT.
Now, this comes back to my point about how dotish our leaders are.
Pan was in existence for almost 60 years when that happened.
We did not learn anything from the Rum and Coca Cola fiasco in the 1940's.
Time to teach some real history in school.
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