It is hard to believe that this is a real story, but a romance author has trademarked the word “c*cky” and has issued cease and desist orders to other authors for the use of that word in their titles.
Romance Novelist Secures Trademark…
Posted by: anitanolan | May 10, 2018
A New Low on Copyright Infringement
Posted in Book Business, Uncategorized | Tags: Book Business
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That’s insane and inane.
By: kristenannmoore on May 10, 2018
at 6:40 pm
Can the copyright of “monster” or “truck” in picture books be far behind? I hope not.
By: anitanolan on May 10, 2018
at 6:43 pm