One of the fascinating things about questions like:
is that it assumes they do get away with logo parodies. If you have a gross of Hanes whites and a silk-screen printer, you are a t-shirt company. They "get away with it" by being small time operators who are hard to find. But there is a wealth of litigation over these things when a not-so-small operator becomes findable. TM enforcement folks with copies of injunctions used to patrol the parking lots of Grateful Dead concerts looking for "Dead-O-Poly" shirts which parodied the Parker Brother's Monopoly game, among others.how do t-shirt companies get away with it
http://www.metnews.com/articles/2005...cing090805.htm
Okay, so he wants to use Best Buy's "geek squad" logo to make "God squad" t-shirts, but he doesn't want anyone else to make them? Do you think Best Buy might have felt that way about their shirt in the first place?He doesn't really want to sell them for profit, but does want to protect it from being ripped on by other people







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