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Ubuntu lays down the trademark law

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Linux-Watch; By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols 		Mail this story
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Trademarks have recently become something of an issue in open-source circles. Debian, for example, recently took exception to Mozilla's Firefox trademark rules and called its version of the popular browser, IceWeasel. So, Ubuntu has decided to address possible trademark issues by creating its own trademark policy.

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