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WWF trademark dispute
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The WWF trademark dispute was a legal event where the World Wide Fund for Nature filed a lawsuit against the World Wrestling Federation over the violation of a prior international agreement regarding
The World Wide Fund for Nature's offices in Zurich, pictured in January 2020. Despite changing its name outside of North America from "World Wildlife
The World Wide Fund for Nature's offices in Zurich, pictured in January 2020. Despite changing its name outside of North America from "World Wildlife Fund" in 1989, the Fund maintain usage of the "WWF" initials.
The WWF "scratch" logo that was introduced at Survivor Series 1997, without permission of the Fund. This logo was found in court to have violated the
The WWF "scratch" logo that was introduced at Survivor Series 1997, without permission of the Fund. This logo was found in court to have violated the 1994 agreement, as the court ruled it displayed itself more as "WWF", than "WF". In May 2002, WWE modified the logo to remove the "F" and just display as "WW".
WWE's headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut, pictured in July 2007. Signage displays the amended logo introduced in May 2002, that replaced the former
WWE's headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut, pictured in July 2007. Signage displays the amended logo introduced in May 2002, that replaced the former WWF "scratch" logo.
World Wildlife Fund
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The World Wide Fund for Nature is a Swiss-based international non-governmental organization founded in 1961 that works in the field of wilderness preservation and the reduction of human impact on the
WWF trademark dispute
…The WWF trademark dispute was a legal event where the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) filed a lawsuit against the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) over the violation of a prior international agreement regarding usage of the "WWF…
Prince Bernhard with a WWF field vehicle, 1971
Prince Bernhard with a WWF field vehicle, 1971
Princess Beatrix visiting the organization, 1971
Princess Beatrix visiting the organization, 1971
Dr. Adil Najam from Pakistan is WWF's current president since 2023.
Dr. Adil Najam from Pakistan is WWF's current president since 2023.
A WWF hot air balloon in Mexico, 2013
A WWF hot air balloon in Mexico, 2013