Apple, Beatles: 'We can work it out'. Trademark agreement ends litigation over Apple name, logos
SAN JOSE, Calif. - “We can work it out.”
That was the message that iPod maker Apple Inc. and The Beatles’ guardian Apple Corps Ltd. sent Monday in burying nearly three decades of trademark strife over the iconic apple logo and name.
Like the warring lovers striving for reconciliation in The Beatles’ 1965 hit tune, the two Apples agreed to quash a long-simmering rivalry and years of vicious legal battles between one of the world’s largest music sellers and one of history’s most beloved bands.
That was the message that iPod maker Apple Inc. and The Beatles’ guardian Apple Corps Ltd. sent Monday in burying nearly three decades of trademark strife over the iconic apple logo and name.
Like the warring lovers striving for reconciliation in The Beatles’ 1965 hit tune, the two Apples agreed to quash a long-simmering rivalry and years of vicious legal battles between one of the world’s largest music sellers and one of history’s most beloved bands.
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