European Trademarks – Sexy Elephant, Sprightly & Durez

European Trademarks

It’s been a while since I could fine the time to do a proper trawl of the EUTM Trademark Register for recent applications. Here’s the list of applicants from the last update to 1 August 2016, and these are some of my favourites: Firstly, I’m not sure what half the things this has been registered for even are, seriously, Sexy Elephant:   Revlon are advising you to change your deodorant, not your outfit. Solid advice:   Andrew Lloyd Webber and the lads have re-registered The Phantom of the Opera     Monster Energy are really upping their game with Monster Energy Extra Strength Nitrous Technology – SOLD to the man with the overly complicated and technicaly sciency sounding name:   Microsoft have registered their relatively new app ‘Sprightly’ as an EUTM Huawei have registered ‘Clearzoom’ as an EUTM   And in what is becoming a bit of a trend, Durex have applied for an EUTM for their packaging, with nothing else on it, like so: If you know which each one is, you’re a better man than I. Here’s a list of all the recent applications: [embeddoc url=”https://brianconroy.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/EUTM-03-August-2016.pdf” download=”none”]