Led Zeppelin submitted paperwork on March 5 for a US trademark for The Led Zeppelin Experience, which might become an exhibition featuring hologram technology. Lawyers filed the extension request just…
Led Zeppelin submitted paperwork on March 5 for a US trademark for The Led Zeppelin Experience, which might become an exhibition featuring hologram technology. Lawyers filed the extension request just days before the March 9 deadline approached.
The US government turned down the trademark application in December on a provisional basis, claiming the name resembles the band’s existing trademark too much. If granted, the extension allows lawyers until June to argue why the group deserves to regain control.
“Led Zeppelin continues to fight to trademark the name of its mysterious ‘Led Zeppelin Experience’ project in the US, filing paperwork on March 5 requesting more time to make its case that the band should again be awarded control of the trademark,” as per Led Zeppelin News.
