Random questions to which you seek an answer
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@Anesthetist You just uploaded some pictures…any issues?
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@Anesthetist You just uploaded some pictures…any issues?
No issues here [emoji1360]
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It just came to my attention that there's an "Iron Heart Canning" company that cans beers and often leaves off the "Canning" portion of the name. I realize that IH wasn't the first use of the name (there's a 1992 movie), but with Marvel and a beer company both using the same name, is that a concern to the IH brand?
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From a legal/IP perspective, you normally only get into trouble if a shared brand name can create consumer confusion in a given market.
I once had some friends get a cease and desist for naming their restaurant something that happened to have been in use in another market (another state, with no local locations). I never thought that claim had any merit, not least because of the fact that the name was an early term for a po boy, but also since they were in totally different regions with totally different branding.
I'm gonna guess the answer is a resounding "hell no!"
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It just came to my attention that there's an "Iron Heart Canning" company that cans beers and often leaves off the "Canning" portion of the name. I realize that IH wasn't the first use of the name (there's a 1992 movie), but with Marvel and a beer company both using the same name, is that a concern to the IH brand?
We have copyright in a number of countries, but are extending the coverage. We are in pleasant and collaborative discussions with Marvel, basically just to slice up the turf in a way that makes sense.
Giles his idea. I own one, but can not remember the number. Forty…three?
