Blurring

Blurring occurs when a famous mark or a mark similar to it is used without permission on other goods and services.

Chilling Effects Clearinghouse Notices 2009

Blurring the lines between new media and tactile nostalgia, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt's campaign to promote their American Heritage Dictionary acknowledges that both methods have their advantages.

The Nastiest Words In American Heritage's Last Print Dictionary 2011

Babel Clash on Blurring the lines between fantasy and horror.

SF Tidbits for 2/3/10 2010

Babel Clash on Blurring the lines between fantasy and horror.

SF Tidbits for 2/3/10 2010

Blurring the line between fiction and reality, a number of Webber's friends/colleagues appear in the film as perhaps slightly exaggerated versions of "themselves," including Michael Cera, Jason Ritter, and Amanda Seyfried.

Roya Rastegar: Sundance 2012 Top Picks: Keeping Us Human Roya Rastegar 2012

Blurring the Lines See the web of boundaries in Oakland County, and how some communities have addressed the issue of consolidation of services.

Threats to Town Halls Stir Voter Backlash Kate Linebaugh 2011

Blurring the lines between genres, the music twists and turns through sounds on a mission to bring to light the world of the have-nots, and send out a call to arms to rise up, educate and build community.

Eric J. Henderson: Hip Hop and the (Near) Future Eric J. Henderson 2011

Blurring the Lines See the web of boundaries in Oakland County, and how some communities have addressed the issue of consolidation of services.

Threats to Town Halls Stir Voter Backlash Kate Linebaugh 2011

Blurring the lines between genres, the music twists and turns through sounds on a mission to bring to light the world of the have-nots, and send out a call to arms to rise up, educate and build community.

Eric J. Henderson: Hip Hop and the (Near) Future Eric J. Henderson 2011

Blurring my eyes, I look over the roofline of his fruit and veg store and to the sky beyond.

Filth Matt Potter 2011