Society: Activism: Media: Culture Jamming: ®TMark: Leonardo

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Ce n'est pas Leonardo Finance - Leonardo Finance sues Leonardo/ISAST for using the name "Leonardo."
Leonardo Finance against Leonardo - From Art Topos: Information and support.
Leonardo Finance Attacks Leonardo Arts - Investment behemoth Leonardo Finance is suing 30-year-old art magazine Leonardo to prevent it from using its name. Leonardo Finance says that Leonardo has emerged ahead of it in search engine rankings, and that this isn't fair.
Leonardo Finance Protest - Leonardo/ISAST support platform, protesting Leonardo Finance's lawsuit.
Leonardo Finance Protest Site - Protest against Leonardo Finance for suing a non profit Leonardo Arts Organization for trademark infringement.
Leonardo On-Line - Site of Leonard/The International Society for the Arts, Sciences and Technology, which publishes with the MIT Press: Leonardo, Leonardo Music Journal, Leonardo Electronic Almanac. For 30 years, Leonardo has focused on artists who work with twentieth-century evolving media involving technology and science.
Leonardo World - Leonardos world, as much as he can finance.
Sticken' it to Leonardo Finance - Leonardo Finance claims millions of dollars worth of damages due to Leonardo/ISAST ranking better than them in search engine results.
The (tm) - Outdoing Leonardo Finance by trademarking the word "the".

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®TMark - (RTMark) Brokers of bounties for acts of creative subversion against mass-produced items.
The Dilbert Front - "Pranks may be as old as flaming bags of dung, but this year, for the first time, mysterious organizations are publicly offering corporate saboteurs good money for their trouble. We have entered the age of subsidized mischief." By Ellen Barry. [Boston Phoenix] (January 22, 1998)
Secret Prankster Fund Goes Public - "®TMark will pay saboteurs for acts of creative subversion against mass-produced items." By Mark Frauenfelder [Wired] (April 8, 1997)