[casual_games] Comparative advertising

[Robert Headley]

Just finished my Business Law class and this sounds like a case of Trademark
Fair use.

Read this to make sure.

http://www.publaw.com/fairusetrade.html

On Fri, May 23, 2008 at 3:40 PM, Lennard <Lennard at rustyaxe.com> wrote:


> I am going to be doing a press release soon and want to make a comparison

> to a well known board game.  I want to say something like, "Like Risk but

> for Civil War buffs and students" (BTW, the game is not Risk).

>

> I am making a comparison to a game that's at least fifty years old, very

> well known and which I compare well to. It also lets me pitch the game in a

> single sentence so that the consumer, at a glance, can know what the game is

> all about.  Looking at commercials common in North America this seems to be

> an OK thing to do and I haven't found anything online to contradict this.

>  What I'm looking for is a source that definitively states the rules.

>

> Thanks in advance,

>

> Lennard Feddersen

> CEO, Rusty Axe Games, Inc.

> www.RustyAxe.com

>

> Lennard at RustyAxe.com

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