famousness

And if you are so famous, does it still not make sense to spend the minimal amount necessary to register your trademark, as opposed to spending the huge amount necessary to defend the "famousness" of your trademark in litigation later on?

Chinalyst - China blogs in English 2009

It's a roll call of outsized famousness that includes names of legends like Australia's Don Bradman, England's Jack Hobbs and the West Indian star Viv Richards.

The Greatest Story in Cricket Jonathan Clegg 2011

The ever-amusing Cat Valente has come up with a scale of science fiction famousness that starts at Trout and proceeds to Legend.

I'm a Trout! 2010

The ever-amusing Cat Valente has come up with a scale of science fiction famousness that starts at Trout and proceeds to Legend.

Archive 2010-01-01 2010

Our respective famousness among dozens, to steal a line from Maggie Mason's weblog, is a peculiar twist of both our apparent skills and our generosity in sharing them, and that can breed a quick intimacy and exchange of inspiration with both old and new acquaintances that I find hard won elsewhere.

And It Was Good 2009

Fads and famousness play a role in publishing like everywhere else.

Archive 2008-09-01 Lauri 2008

With these curiosities in mind, I decided to test my notion that Time's list mostly amounted to the rich and famous lauding one another's richness and famousness.

Aaron Greenspan: A Wrinkle in Time 2008

Fads and famousness play a role in publishing like everywhere else.

Rules of Submission Lauri 2008

Candidates must also pass the famousness test - which is basically that their death will be covered by the UK media.

Archive 2006-01-01 The Nag 2006

We compare the sudden famousness of Mr. Miller with the sudden famousness of Byron, because the English critics have done so; and because they are pleased to consider Mr. Miller as Byron's successor!

The Aldine, Vol. 5, No. 1., January, 1872 A Typographic Art Journal Various