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Wellington woman loses seven-year fight over TomTom name

Mulls appeal of ‘odd' decision favouring Dutch multinational.

Victoria Young
Thu, 09 Apr 2015

See also: ‘Surprising’ trademarks tribunal ruling on TomTom ripe for appeal – lawyer

Public relations director Gaylene Hosking is caught in a case of mistaken identity. 

The Wellington-based communications specialist says she receives, on average, one inquiry every day from customers of TomTom

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Victoria Young
Thu, 09 Apr 2015
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