Does the NFL OWN
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I believe they do own the rights to the name but as far as advertising a Super Bowl sale or special I wouldn't think that would be a legal issue unless you were giving away NFL paraphernalia or tickets.
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I heard a local ad on the radio today that used
"The Big Game in Houston" instead of Super Bowl.
Thought that was kinda weird but now I know why they may have said it that way.
"The Big Game in Houston" instead of Super Bowl.
Thought that was kinda weird but now I know why they may have said it that way.
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I can't remember what chip company it was but one of them was getting sued by the NFL but won because they said it like thats a Super.....Bowl of chips, Not thats a SuperBowl of chips, and they showed a bowl of chips everytime they said it.
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http://www.click2houston.com/sports/2795244/detail.html
Here is the story on the news website explaining everything...If Darin says he is having a Super Bowl Sale on props I doubt they would do everything. Every business in Houston is having a Super Bowl something, besides would'nt it just be more hype for the NFL for the game?? I can see how selling super bowl merchandise would be illegal...We have people peddling fake shirts all over
Here is the story on the news website explaining everything...If Darin says he is having a Super Bowl Sale on props I doubt they would do everything. Every business in Houston is having a Super Bowl something, besides would'nt it just be more hype for the NFL for the game?? I can see how selling super bowl merchandise would be illegal...We have people peddling fake shirts all over
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i heard the nfl has been surfing oso for the last 8 posts and the jury is out on a pending law suit ttt you all used that superword! thats what this world is coming too.