Kenneth B. Frank may be a lawyer, but he didn't do a great job
of protecting his "SmartWords" product name. A recent HotBot search for
SmartWords yielded:
SmartWords is one of
the growing number of Web based Sales Lead Development services
available from AdTrack.
[http://www.adtrack.com/laserprinting.htm]
Feed your brain every
time you logon, SmartWords 2000 is a freeware program; it brings almost
10,000 famous quotes from the most interesting people throughout history
straight to your desktop. Quotes that will inspire you. Packaged in a
cool looking skin.
[http://www.32bit.com/software/listings/Education/Games/_80P/20006]
There is not much point to registering a trademark, if
you don't enforce it.
A frther search yielded this set of information relating to
TTG investors:
Investors
Company Information The Technology Group, Inc. 1 North Charles Street Suite 1300 Baltimore, MD 21201 Phone: (410) 576-2040 Fax: (410) 576-1968 Contacts at the Company Kenneth B. Frank, President and CEO Phone: (410) 576-1776 E-m Perhaps our local member(s) cxould try reaching Mr. Frank at
the CEO's number.
>>> TBaehr@xxxxxxxx 10/11/01 01:50AM >>> In a message dated 10/10/01 10:26:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time, bill@xxxxxxxx writes: >If TTG or its successor simply closed its doors, the firm still owns the May not be a problem ethically, but remember Kenny's an attorney, and I can attest that he has a temper. I'd love to see Xycode be in the public domain, though. Knowing Dave Erickson, I'd bet that it's pretty elegant. |