A couple of slackjaws are suddenly running a commercial on Fox News for "Timebomb 2000" software. Looks like a total panic sell of a me-too BIOS checker.

Does EY have that phrase TM'd?

-- Ron Schwarz (rs@clubvb.com.delete.this), December 26, 1999

Answers

Ron,

No, I don't have the phrase trademarked, or protected in any way. Seems to me that it would be kinda like attempting to trademark the phrase "water."

Ed

-- Ed Yourdon (ed@yourdon.com), December 26, 1999.

Smells like NWO to me.

-- Bernard (Llama man@cool.net), December 26, 1999.

Bernard, you a spittin image of LadyilLogic, neither of you have anything to contribute to this forum. So why don't you go talk about it with your Llamas, oh, and watch out, they do spit on people.

-- get lost (getlost@getlosttt.xcom), December 26, 1999.

Ron,

Sounds like were back to our "Property Rights" thread. TB2000 is copyrighted as a book title at least. If EY didn't authorize it, sounds like a CR violation.

-- Darby (DarbyII@AOL.com), December 26, 1999.

Ahh...good evening Ed. Thanks for the "What I Know is What I Know" article. Its going to be referenced (if you don't kind) at my final Y2K TF meeting Tuesday (Santa Barbara County Probation Department)

-- Darby (DarbyII@AOL.com), December 26, 1999.

more steaming piles of bullshit from the head fear leader.

-- (what@ .crock), December 28, 1999.