On Sat, 08 Jan 2005 08:31:33 -0500, "J. Clarke"
wrote:

Yeah, they have to protect their trademark, but their trademark is "Monster
Cable". If somebody started selling cable as "Monsters Cable" or "Mobster
Cable" or "Monster Wire" or something else that could be easily confused
with their trademark then they'd have a legitimate case, but no sane person
is going to confuse snowboarding videos or an animated feature film with
overpriced glorified lamp cord.

Sure, but how the hell is Disney's "Monsters Inc." going to be
confused with Monster Cable? Or Monster.com? Or any of the other
companies they are throwin frivilous lawsuits at? How are they
protecting their trademark?

You are aware that in order for the suit to be valid, there has to be
a chance that an individual would MISTAKE one company or their
products for another, right?

It'll get thrown out.