Word: licensees
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Marketing techniques are slicker and more irresistible than ever. At one time, toys were copied from movie, television or newspaper cartoon characters. Examples: Snoopy and Mickey Mouse. Now that is reversed. Toymakers vigorously promote their own elaborately executed concepts. They create the character and then license rights to the storybooks...
More troubling to lawyers is a constitutional question: whether the Government can penalize allegedly false criticism of one of its operations by withdrawing the license of a station. Declares First Amendment Expert James Goodale of New York University Law School: "The approach by the CIA is heavyhanded and shows that...
Professors here are paid by Harvard, wherever it get its money, to look for truth, but not to do anything about it. Typical is the attitude of Deborah L. Rhode, a visiting professor at the Law School who also happens to belong to Yale's corporation. She teaches a course...
Brinton says that Harvard's policy is to say "no" when companies ask to use the name. "We get inquiries from a fair number of people every year who-want to use Harvard's name for one thing or another," she says. When this happens, Brinton says, the University tells...
She adds that there is a possibility that some time in the future the University will decide to license people who use the name. Because of this possibility, people who call their institutions Harvard without an official license "are taking a bit of a chance."