
The Ames Tribune newspaper keep piggybacking off the trademark “leafBuilder,” apparently to draw attention to a squirrel eating dead leaves. It’s the oddest thing in that although a squirrel’s diet does include leaves, they aren’t what I’d consider to be the typical leafBuilder, and so, I decided to create this post because The Ames Tribune won’t remove the mark “Leaf Builder” from the article’s header section. More importantly, why would a Pulitzer Prize winner like Ames Tribune need to avail itself of the trademark leafBuilder, particularly to enhance its brand. It raises a lot of concern.
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