An unseemly trademark fight has erupted between the federal government and the outgoing contractor that has run Yosemite's food and lodging concessions since 1993. Delaware North wants $51 million for trademarks including the Ahwahnee Hotel and "Yosemite National Park" on souvenirs. How did it come to this?
September 29, 2015 at 10:16 PM
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Some things should belong to the American people. Like the names of iconic places in Yosemite National Park.
Instead, an unseemly trademark fight has erupted between the federal government and the outgoing contractor that has run the food and lodging concessions in the California park since 1993.
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