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14 January 2015Trademarks
French IP office throws out 50 ‘Je suis Charlie’ applications
France’s IP office has rejected 50 trademark applications for ‘Je suis Charlie’ since the terrorist attacks that shook the country.
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Trademarks
13 January 2015 A trademark application for ‘Je suis Charlie’, the phrase popularised in the wake of last week’s terrorist attacks in Paris, has been filed at the Benelux Office for Intellectual Property.
Trademarks
15 January 2015 A trademark application for ‘Je suis Charlie’ has now been filed in the US, following similar bids across Europe.