Merry Swiftmas? Taylor Swift files festive trademark application at the USPTO
Singer Taylor Swift has continued her trend of seeking to trademark phrases that she has made popular, this time filing a seasonal application for the term ‘Swiftmas’.
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12 November 2015 A US court has dismissed a copyright claim filed against singer Taylor Swift that alleged her 2014 hit song “Shake it off” infringed a singer’s copyright, according to reports.
4 February 2015 A musician has recorded a protest song against singer Taylor Swift’s application to trademark phrases including ‘This Sick Beat’, and has described the trademarking of common phrases as an “attack on freedom of speech”.
6 September 2017 Pop star Taylor Swift has begun another round of trademark applications, to coincide with the upcoming release of her album “Reputation”.