Amiga mercidicing

[danbeaver]

All of us saw it and understood what it meant, and that it was from a poster who's first language isn't English. But only one of us pointed it out. Dan.
I thought you'd be more understanding being in the same boat n'alll.

But I tend to agree with Mike on this one.

Ah, my friend is Google!

[number6]

ANy know what the price is for a amiga licence. ?

You could ask the AmiWest team what they paid 5 years ago as a guide.

Sacramento Amiga Computer Club had officially licensed T-Shirts printed to mark the show and were selling them to the visitors.

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OTOH, Cloanto claims to own right regarding Amiga as well, which are admittedly expressed in rather vague terms:
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and

inherited the Commodore/Amiga copyrights

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At Amiga 30th EU Trevor also stated that contacting Cloanto regarding copyright issues was the thing to do.

Finally, it is believed that CUSA had no right to sublicense either C= or Amiga licenses, so we don't believe contacting them would be of any help to you.

#6

[Iggy]

Convoluted, but interesting.
So Bill has little control anymore, and Cloanto owns 3.1 and most trademarks.
That will make things a little easier.

[Blizz1220]

I wonder how relevant are licenses and trademarks when we are
talking about T-Shirts and clothes.Amigas are personal computers
offered to general public and part of common knowledge so you
can paint a painting with Amiga logo.You can also look at T-Shirt as
medium to deliver art (if you just make Amiga / Boing Ball copy that
someone else uses it would be a boring T-Shirt anyway).

Just one way to avoid legal issues.If you plan to make Amiga computer
cases and keyboards it's different story.I think there was a famous artist
that painted can's of soup and I don't think he needed license from company
that made them.If he made soup then again it would be different.