"-MIKE-" wrote in message
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On 3/28/10 10:24 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:

"-MIKE-" wrote

I've heard many horror stores of companies going after anyone
infringing
upon their copyrights. Disney is one of the toughest. If grandma
make a
Mickey image on baby's bib, don't go to Disney World wearing it.

Bull****.

My wife does machine embroidery and has a collection of thousands of
characters. She is also up on the latest problems with copyright
infringement and knows all the stories, especially of Disney. They have
been verified. I don't really give a crap what you believe, but there
have even been court cases where anything commercial was involved.



Show me one documented case of Disney grabbing some baby's bib and
confiscating it and I'll apologize. Until then, I stand by my first
assessment of the grandma baby bib "horror story" as bull****. :-)

First, you show me where I said it was confiscated. I left everything I
posted so you can re-read it. I'll wait.

Oh, please. How weak.

Ok, then, *you* tell me what will happen to Grandma or the parents or the
baby.
*Something* must happen. After all, you've heard "horror stories."

I left everything you posted so you can re-read it. I'll wait.


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-MIKE-


How weak? You put words in my mouth and then call me weak when I call you
on it?

People have been asked to leave the park, people have been given legal
notice to cease and desist. It does not make for a pleasant day. Those
that have done it commercially have been taken to court.