On June 8, the U.S. Supreme Court released a ruling with comments relevant to likelihood of confusion surveys. In Jack Daniel’s Properties, Inc. v. VIP Products LLC, the maker of Jack Daniel’s brand whiskey sued...
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Using the Eveready Survey Format to Measure Likelihood of Confusion
There are two commonly accepted likelihood of confusion survey formats, which are known as the “Eveready” format, and the “Squirt” format. This article addresses Eveready surveys.
How to Be a Survey Super Hero!
Survey Researchers and Super Heroing have a lot in common! As an avid pop-culture-loving, Comic-Con attendee for the past two decades (and I’m talking THE San Diego Comic-Con, besides its numerous contemporaries–such as Wizard World,...
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