Spinning Out of Trademark Protection: Highly Distinctive Marks Versus Generic Terms
8th Edition: Trends in Marketing Communications Law
What do the words “aspirin,” “escalator,” “cellophane” and “thermos” have in common? Each used to be a distinctive trademark but, over time, became a generic term that lost its protection.
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