20 February 2014Trademarks

Kaiser Chiefs accused of copying cycle part maker’s logo

Indie rock band Kaiser Chiefs has been accused of copying bicycle part maker Sturmey Archer’s logo on the cover of its album Education, Education, Education & War.

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Kaiser Chiefs accused of copying cycle part maker’s logo

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