Procter and Gamble wants to trademark LOL

While Procter & Gamble has not commented publicly on the trademark applications, it may be trying to use millennial-friendly lingo to boost sales of its products to the largest consumer group.

24/08/2018 · Acronym-heavy news reports are proliferating after a recent development regarding Procter & Gamble. Ad Age reports that the consumer-goods behemoth has …

Procter & Gamble has filed trademark applications for a number of popular and widely used internet acronyms, including LOL and WTF. The consumer products group, which …

Procter and Gamble wants to trademark three-letter acronyms including 'LOL' and 'WTF' to use in an unlikely category: dishwashing detergents and soap.

LOL! Procter & Gamble wants to trademark LOL Image copyright Getty Images Procter & Gamble is reported to have applied to trademark acronyms that are …

Image copyright Getty Images Procter & Gamble has applied to trademark acronyms that are common in text speak.If successful, terms

To paraphrase Amy Poehler in the 2004 classic Mean Girls, Procter & Gamble doesn’t want to just make regular cleaning products, it wants to make cool cleaning products. It seems that in a move ...

Procter & Gamble has been contacted for comment. • This article was amended on 4 and 12 September 2018 to amend details about trademarks relating to the yellow smiley face.

Procter & Gamble has applied to trademark acronyms that are common in text speak. If successful, terms including "LOL" (Laugh Out Loud), "NBD" (No Big Deal) and even WTF (too rude to spell out ...

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