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...thwarts efforts of foreign schools to illegally operate under Harvard’s name. He rejects requests to produce Harvard cigarettes and Harvard soap. As Director of the Harvard Trademark Program, Rick Calixto wages a daily war against entrepreneurs around the world who try to violate Harvard’s right to its trademark name and insignia...
Responding to this fiasco, Calixto quickly contacted various Harvard agencies as well as China’s trademark council and authorities to deal with the matter...
Harvard’s trademark program, which has been around in one form or another since 1985, only began its global monitoring of the trademark a decade ago—realizing that the protection of the Harvard trademark was necessary. According to trademark law, institutions must protect and police trademarks if they wish to retain their rights...
This slim volume recounts Latin America’s last half-millennium, evaluating watershed moments with Vargas Llosa’s trademark enthusiasm for the free market. Concentrating on such ostensible reforms as the Mexican Revolution, economic nationalism, and the liberalizing policies of the 1990s, the book establishes that Latin America’s statist culture has stifled economic growth by limiting individual rights. Far from liberation, these “reforms” meant that “ownership changed hands while property rights remained in the hands of the government...
...India, misuse of the Harvard name has been documented by the Harvard Trademark Office 150 times in the past two years...