Owners of the St. Petersburg Times and The Tampa Tribune have settled a dispute over the right to use the name "Tampa Bay Times," both papers reported. The St. Petersburg Times uses the name on a free publication launched in 2004, which is also called "tbt." The Tampa Tribune uses the name "The Tampa Times" in small type on its nameplate. The naming dispute began in February when the owners of the Tribune sued the Times for trademark infringement in federal court.
November 02, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The owners of the St. Petersburg Times and The Tampa Tribune have settled a dispute over the right to use the name “Tampa Bay Times,” both papers reported.
The St. Petersburg Times uses the name on a free publication launched in 2004, which is also called “tbt.” The Tampa Tribune uses the name “The Tampa Times” in small type on its nameplate.
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