Littergram let off the trade mark hook by Instagram
A previous article on this reading room explained the pressure anti-litter app Littergram were under from photo sharing giant Instagram to change their name.
A previous article on this reading room explained the pressure anti-litter app Littergram were under from photo sharing giant Instagram to change their name.
Lawdit’s guide to Social Media Law (‘ SML’) One thing is for sure – it’s not going away! So from parents to schools to businesses – Adapt to it, embrace it and get used to it. “Social media has taken over in America to such an extreme that to get my own kids to look back a week in their history is a miracle, let alone 100 years” – Steven Spielberg.
Instagram has ordered the British anti-litter app to change its name. Littergram invites people to share pictures of rubbish and report the location to their council.
Instagram has ordered the British anti-litter app to change its name. Littergram invites people to share pictures of rubbish and report the location to their council.
Richard Prince- a controversial New York based artist has been sued for copyright infringement. Renowned photographer- Donald Graham is claiming that Prince has knowingly reproduced his famous photo ÂRastafarian Smoking a Joint without permission.
British born artist- Kesshia Kumari is reportedly set to sue Italian luxury fashion house Versace for allegedly copying her t-shirt designs. The artist who is known by the name Kesh and is based in LA created the t-shirts as a collaboration with American clothing label- American Apparel. The t-shirts were created for the Spring/Summer collection and featured artwork by Kesh and were sold for $30. They were sported by celebrities such as Cara Delevingne, Jourdan Dunn and Wiz Khalifa.
Kim Kardashian allegedly seeks advice on protecting her buttocks by way copyright. The Guardian quoted:ÂInsiders say Kim has sought legal advice to see if they can stop Jen,Â
Kim Kardashian allegedly seeks advice on protecting her buttocks by way copyright. The Guardian quoted:ÂInsiders say Kim has sought legal advice to see if they can stop Jen,Â
The owners of Instagram have launched a new app that infringes that name of an earlier trade mark.