They've been sending these out to media outlets for over three years
now.  This isn't anything new.  I can only guess why the newspapers
and reporters are making articles about it again.

Either way, it's more free publicity for Google, and as long as they
_appear_ to be defending their tm's, r's, and c's then it probably
doesn't matter how the media and public use them.

It'll be news when Google actually tries to sue someone for violations
of their trademark, as opposed to merely demonstrating proper usage
with an implicit threat.

-Adam

On 8/15/06, Jinx <joecolquitt@clear.net.nz> wrote:
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