Bubbles! The indispensability of the Comparative Advertising Directive to trade mark law
28-Jul-2006 |
Taylor Wessing's Tim Pinto writes for the Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice on the use by H3G of bubbles in a television advertisement comparing mobile telephone prices which complied with the Comparative Advertising Directive and thus did not infringe O2's trade mark registrations for bubbles.
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