Do you use Twitter? I’ve recently started actively using it and it is addictive. Anyways, I found a Twitter user by the name of celebritynews that is fourth highest Update posters according to twitterholic. It appears that celebrity news has created quite a few Twitter accounts in the name of celebrities. The Twitter account name […]

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Branding versus lead generation, originally uploaded by bigmick.
This photo’s captions were created by Skitch which looks like a cool application. Sadly it’s only for Mac users right now. […]

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pervasive branding, originally uploaded by 416style.
I was browsing flickr and stumbled upon this picture of the Louis Vuitton logo affixed to what appears to be a trash bin […]

Here’s a branding blog called The Branding Blog from Branding Brands http://www.brandingbrand.com/blog/ #
News on the Hip Hop front - TM dispute between Jim Jones and Cam’ron http://tinyurl.com/2ksak7 #
TMs of the presidential candidates, as found by TradeMark Express http://is.gd/1Fm #
"Just because you own a trademark doesn’t mean you own the rights to use it across the […]

Watch and see what Dean says about: Brands as Platforms, Brands as Themes, and Brands as Links. And how he and his firm helped launched Bono’s (Red) campaign.

The Securities and Exchange Commission’s website is a great place to hunt for actual agreements between parties. Trademark license agreements are no exception. The trouble is, is that it is somewhat difficult to find as the search technology is not as robust as say Google’s search technology.
So as a public service, here’s some links to […]

… and see where it will take you
A blast from the past with this old Levi’s commercial. It’s interesting how they actually made the word “trademark” a character of the commercial.