Author: JT Smith
CNET reports that the group, which was founded in 1997, sent a letter in April to Microsoft, asking them to stop using the
name “DigitalDiva” in conjunction with tech know-how for the computer illiterate. Founders of Digital Divas
said that they had been using the name for three years in association with computer-related assistance;
and because content on both sites was similar, the group charged that Microsoft had violated its
operational trademark.
name “DigitalDiva” in conjunction with tech know-how for the computer illiterate. Founders of Digital Divas
said that they had been using the name for three years in association with computer-related assistance;
and because content on both sites was similar, the group charged that Microsoft had violated its
operational trademark.
