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From our Season 12 Archives.
Even though brand names are often protected by trademarks and copyrights, it’s remarkable how many times companies end up with the same names.
And they either get along – or they sue each other into oblivion.
This week, we look at “Brand Twins.”
We’ll talk about when Guns N’ Roses sued Guns and Rosé.
We’ll explain why there used to be the Saskatchewan Roughriders AND the Ottawa Rough Riders in the CFL.
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