Silly Broadband Trademarks..
Posted: 14th Oct, 2005 By: MarkJ
UK Broadband (PCCW), which recently changed the name of its wireless broadband service from "Netvigator" to "now", has attacked an advert by Vodafone that reads "make the most of now":
The Voda campaign centres on the premise of "make the most of now" and shows how mobile technology empowers people to do all sorts of things when and where they want.
Said UK Broadband in a statement: "We have noticed the Vodafone advertising and we are surprised by it given our branding and our trademarks - we are reviewing the matter urgently with our advisers."
Thank god they didnt brand it the. More @ The Register.
The Voda campaign centres on the premise of "make the most of now" and shows how mobile technology empowers people to do all sorts of things when and where they want.
Said UK Broadband in a statement: "We have noticed the Vodafone advertising and we are surprised by it given our branding and our trademarks - we are reviewing the matter urgently with our advisers."
Thank god they didnt brand it the. More @ The Register.
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