'That isn't Kevin Butler', Bridgestone claims

[deskpro2k3]

Kynes said:

deskpro2k3 said:

I have to agree with Turkish here.
You may hate me and disagree all you like but this is how I see it.

Take this into consideration. I'll explain it as simple as possible. A well known coca-cola mascot wearing a nike logo is seen promoting a nike commercial that is also giving away free pepsi with every purchase.

For coca-cola that is like a low blow.

An actor is not a mascot. You can't trademark an actor.

Last time I checked a mascot is a representative symbol. He is an actor, and mascot.