Buchtipp: Die 500 bekanntesten Marken der Welt.

Woher kommt der Name Haribo?
Was bedeutet Samsung, und wie kommt der Ölkonzern Shell zu seinem Namen und dem Muschel-Logo?

Diese und hunderte weitere Fragen beantwortet:

Die 500 bekanntesten Marken der Welt. Ein populäres Lexikon von Adidas bis Zippo

Die 500 bekanntesten Marken der Welt.

von Tory Czartowski
ISBN: 3492244998
Broschiert: 421 Seiten
Verlag: Piper (Juli 2006)
EUR 12,95

Ein informatives, unterhaltsames und kompaktes Nachschlagewerk nicht nur für Markenprofis.

Google erklärt googlen

Usage: ‘Google’ as noun referring to, well, us.
Example: “I just love Google, they’re soooo cute and cuddly and adorable and awesome!”
Our lawyers say: Good. Very, very good. There’s no question here that you’re referring to Google Inc. as a company. Use it widely, and hey, tell a friend.

Usage: ‘Google’ as verb referring to searching for information on, um, Google.
Example: “I googled him on the well-known website Google.com and he seems pretty interesting.”
Our lawyers say: Well, we’re happy at least that it’s clear you mean searching on Google.com. As our friends at Merriam-Webster note, to “Google” means “to use the Google search engine to find information about (as a person) on the World Wide Web.”

Usage: ‘Google’ as verb referring to searching for information via any conduit other than Google.
Example: “I googled him on Yahoo and he seems pretty interesting.”
Our lawyers say: Bad. Very, very bad. You can only “Google” on the Google search engine. If you absolutely must use one of our competitors, please feel free to “search” on Yahoo or any other search engine.

Quelle: Google Blog

via: Trademark Blog