The owners of The Tampa Tribune have sued the competing St. Petersburg Times over its use of the "Tampa Bay Times" name on a new daily publication. The trademark infringement lawsuit filed in federal court last week alleges that the name is an attempt to confuse readers into thinking the publication is associated with The Tampa Tribune , which owns the rights to the name The Tampa Times . The Tampa Times was an afternoon paper that merged with the Tribune in 1982.
February 23, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The owners of The Tampa Tribune have sued the competing St. Petersburg Times over its use of the “Tampa Bay Times” name on a new daily publication.
The trademark infringement lawsuit filed in federal court Friday alleges that the name is an attempt to confuse readers into thinking the publication is associated with The Tampa Tribune, which owns the rights to the name The Tampa Times. The Tampa Times was an afternoon paper that merged with the Tribune in 1982.
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