Intellectual Property
Apr. 26, 2006
Trademark Bill Stirs Speech Advocates
SAN FRANCISCO - Charles Smith's dislike for Wal-Mart prompted the Georgia resident to change the Arkansas retail giant's logo to "Walocaust" on his Web site. Smith's design is Wal-Mart blue with a five-pointed star, and even the discontinued Wal-Mart smiley-face makes an appearance.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Charles Smith's dislike for Wal-Mart prompted the Georgia resident to change the Arkansas retail giant's logo to "Walocaust" on his Web site.
Smith's design is Wal-Mart blue with a five-pointed star, and even the discontinued Wal-Mart smiley-face makes an appearance.
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