Pet Peeves: Trademark Law and the Consumer Enjoyment of Brand Pet Parodies (Notes AND OBSERVATIONS)
Journal of Consumer Affairs 2008, Fall, 42, 3
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Publisher Description
Consumers appear to appreciate trademark parodies, particularly those that are related to pets. In contrast, some trademark owners object to such parodies. However, as this article demonstrates, trademark law generally allows the sale of parody products unless these products copy the targeted trademarks too closely. **********
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