Word: trademark
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Jane's Addiction hadn't played anything from the somewhat popular Kettle Whistle, but they did improve upon the tried and true. This was concert as subtle interpretation, a process of intelligent selection that brought out trademark opening bass riffs, for example, but chose to twist slightly the solemn hollering of "Mountain Song." Overcoming the odds, the band and the man who founded Lollapalooza had a very convincing, very good relapse, with music so full you could breathe...
Fans of Mr. Bean's TV persona are bound to be dismayed by his disappointing foray into cinema. With his trademark goofy physical antics and rubber-like face, Rowan Atkinson almost--but doesn't quite--save this movie from its dumb comedy paraphernalia...
...cannot imagine--it is inconceivable--how many people are attempting to register the name Harvard," says Harvard's U.S. Trademark Coordinator Enrique J. Calixto. "It took a while to convince the University this was something they needed to do. The University didn't want to be seen as exploiting the Harvard name...
Calixto says that the biggest headaches for the Trademark Office are in foreign countries. In Korea, for example, one company is marketing "Harvard Eggs," with the promise that eating them will make one smarter...
...major souvenir merchants in the Square say they sell officially-licensed merchandise, meaning that 7.5 percent of the profits from every sweatshirt bought at the Coop is returned to the Trademark Office in royalties...