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In the ongoing court battles between rival Philadelphia tourist companies that provide duck noise-makers during their amphibious rides, a federal judge has ruled that the quacking sound made by the riders is not entitled to trademark protection. The judge found that Ride the Ducks had not used its "Wacky Quackers" in the Philadelphia market long enough for the sound to acquire a secondary meaning. The ruling leaves Super Ducks free to continue distributing duck-call noisemakers to its riders.
March 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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