«Since protecting users is a top priority for Google, we have detailed policies against deceptive or
misleading use of trademarks in ad text and take swift action when we see this type of abuse on our platform,» the representative said.
Not exact matches
Use of a company or business name, logo, or other
trademark - protected material in a manner that
misleads or confuses others with regard to its brand or business affiliation may be considered a violation.
You acknowledge and agree that (i) NLGA's
trademarks and name and NLGA's website and contents are and shall remain the sole property
of NLGA; (ii) nothing herein gives you any right in ownership to the NLGA Marks or NLGA's website; and (iii) you shall take no action which may impair the value or goodwill associated with the Marks or name
of NLGA or NLGA's image or reputation; you shall not
use the Marks in any way that may be
misleading.
Do not
use the Wellness Mama ®, WellnessMama.com the Wellness Mama ® logo or other registered marks
trademarks in a way that would
mislead consumers that you or your products or services are somehow related to, endorsed by, or affiliated with Wellness Mama, WellnessMama.com or authors
of WellnessMama.com.
Breeders are generally not allowed to
use any name that may be obscene or
misleading, such as the word «champion» in a name, a
trademark, or anything that can be mistaken for the name
of another kennel or, sometimes, stable.
So anyone selling a product and
using those to identify the product would want to make sure that they can not be construed to
mislead anyone about the origin
of the product — that would be
trademark infringement.
The purpose
of such a statement is to disavow the reading
of any impression that the person making the statement is affiliated with the
trademark owner, because the gravamen
of a
trademark infringement suit is that the person
using the
trademark mislead a consumer into thinking that the person
using the
trademark was endorsed by or affiliated with the
trademark owner.