Le 16 juil. 05 à 01:24, Rowan Collins a écrit :
More generally, though, trademarks are always so much
more flexible
than other forms of "intellectual property" that I really don't know
what you could and couldn't do once Mickey Mouse was no longer
*copyrighted*, but still considered a *trademark*. [Of course, unlike
the Encyclopedia Britannica, you couldn't really use an image of
Mickey Mouse with the trademark removed, since Mickey Mouse *is* the
trademark]
Wrong... you could use a precise image of Mickey Mouse if this image
is PD !
Once again, trademarks are a commercial system applying to commercial
uses and unable to interfere with more legitimate rights.