Trademarked Colors. Basically if you apply the logo in specific color or color combination if strictly according to the law. However since 1995 single colors and color combinations can be trademarked as part of a product package or service.
In a few previous blog posts i ve discussed the concept of color as a trademark. The use of the color in a market sector is protected by trademark. However since 1995 single colors and color combinations can be trademarked as part of a product package or service.
The use of the color in a market sector is protected by trademark.
However since 1995 single colors and color combinations can be trademarked as part of a product package or service. The precedent setting example of secondary meaning of a color was the basis for the federal court s ruling that owens corning was entitled to trademark protection for its pink insulation. A color can be associated with products in a literal or an abstract way to produce certain psychological effects. Colors can make people think or feel a certain way about a product.
