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Christoph Zed

AppleInsider | Apple challenges new Woolworths logo - 0 views

www.appleinsider.com/...enges_new_woolworths_logo.html

apple woolworth branding globalisation markets logo

shared by Christoph Zed on 05 Oct 09 - Cached
  • Apple have begun a legal response against the largest supermarket chain in Australia over a logo the electronics company says is too similar to its own iconic trademark
  • The Australian company has steered clear of mentioning apples in relation to its new mark, claiming the stylized 'W' was been paired with "an abstract leaf symbol" to represent fresh food
  • similarity to that particular fruit
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  • At first glance, the chance for confusion between a computer company and a food seller seems remote, but Woolworths' application asked for a blanket trademark extending even to electrical goods and technology.
  • Apple will make its case to IP Australia, the federal agency that governs trademarks in that country.
glen donnar

Branding Australian cities: pride of place or pointless PR? - Crikey - 0 views

www.crikey.com.au/...pride-of-place-or-pointless-pr

communication tourism brand australia week 11 crikey

shared by glen donnar on 25 Jul 09 - Cached
  • glen donnar on 25 Jul 09
     
    Big news in Melbourne today: Mayor Robert Doyle has spent $240,000 on a new logo for the city. But is it any good? We compare and contrast with other city brands from around this wide brown land.
Rika Ninomiya

City of Melbourne - International relations - Osaka - 0 views

www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/info.cfm

Osaka Melbourne SisterCities

shared by Rika Ninomiya on 14 Aug 09 - Cached
  • The sister city relationship with Osaka was the first that Melbourne established.
  • A strong and beneficial sister port relationship already existed (established in 1974) between the Port of Osaka and the Port of Melbourne.
  • However, the sister city relationship was not formally established until 24 April 1978 at a ceremony in Osaka attended by the Lord Mayor. The stated aim at the time was to establish 'a people-to-people relationship with the aim of developing mutual friendships and a lasting and understanding relationship'.
  • Rika Ninomiya on 14 Aug 09
     
    It's not an official or new article but I actually just found out about this and thought this is pretty cool. They even have a logo of Melbourne and Osaka Sister Cities.
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