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by JohnFen
1043 days ago
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> Is it even possible to trademark a single letter name? The letter by itself, maybe, but maybe not. The letter in a distinctive font, though (which is what they're doing), very likely. Remember the purpose of trademark is consumer protection: to be able to tell that a product or service really is from who you think it is. As long as the trademark is distinctive enough in the product categories it applies to, it's allowed. |
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But it’s not actually “X”. The symbol while obscure is called “ Mathematical Double-Struck Capital X “. Graphically the logo seems completely identical to the Unicode character. I don’t know if they can register it as a trademark it but would sure seem weird if you could that with something like “ ∫ “