The full press release, unedited, reads:
Leading Online Retailer Claims Apple Violated Trademarks; Tiger Direct Requests Temporary Restraining Order and Injunction
MIAMI–(BUSINESS WIRE)–April 28, 2005–Tiger Direct, Inc. – http://www.tigerdirect.com – , a Top-10 US eCommerce site, today filed a lawsuit against Apple Computer in the United States District Court for the District of Florida. The suit alleges Apple Computer engaged in trademark infringement and unfair trade practices in connection with its recent marketing campaign for the latest version of its “MAC OS X” operating system — which Apple has named “Tiger.” As a result of the perceived confusion between the products now being marketed by Apple under the “Tiger” brand, Tiger Direct has asked for a temporary restraining order and injunction against Apple Computer to stop further damage to Tiger Direct’s well-known Tiger brand.
The lawsuit focuses on the pending release of Apple’s OS X 10.4 “Tiger” operating system. Apple has been running a sizeable multi-media marketing campaign, promoting the OS X 10.4 “Tiger” operating system since about April 12, 2005. The promotions refer to “Tiger Essentials,” Tiger Unleashed,” “Tiger World Premiere” and “X Days until Tiger,” and direct consumers to a “Tiger Center” that features products from manufacturers and product categories which are basically the same as the offerings by Tiger Direct. A preliminary injunction hearing has been scheduled for Tuesday, May 3, 2005.
Since the company’s inception in the late 1980’s, Tiger Direct and TigerSoftware catalogs and direct-mail pieces were sent to tens of millions of PC and MAC users. TigerDirect.com, the flagship website of TigerDirect, promotes Apple products among over 30,000 other items that it sells. In addition to the TigerDirect.com website, Tiger Direct markets through a monthly catalog with circulation of over 2 million and invests heavily on branding and direct response advertising across the world wide web.
Tiger Direct has been a quickly-growing online retailer, has been an Alexa top-300 website for several years, as well as a Top-10 eCommerce site (Nielsen Net Ratings) and a site consistently listed as “longest-visited” – exceeding a 15 minute average visit length.
About Tiger Direct, Inc.
Tiger Direct, Inc., a subsidiary of Systemax Inc. (NYSE:SYX), was established in 1987 to serve the needs of both personal & business computer users, selling via catalog, Internet and retail channels. Tiger Direct is one of the industry’s leading multi-channel retailers of computer products, components and accessories. Based in Miami, Florida, Tiger Direct is part of a group of branded e-commerce web sites, direct mail catalogs, and relationship marketing selling name-brand PC hardware, related computer products, and industrial products, to businesses in North America and Europe.
MacDailyNews Take: This isn’t going to delay Tiger for 18+ months. If this is the best they can do…
Oh, BTW, we tried to find Apple over at TigerDirect.com, by using their “Shop By Brand” link, but we see nothing from Apple on the site, just a couple of “Apple iPod by HP” units. Looks like quite a few of their “partners” do have quite a lot invested in the continued “success” of Windows, though: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/partners/index.asp
We think we’ll just sit back and have a couple of beers, lah!
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Apple sued over ‘Tiger’ trademark, injunction sought could prevent launch – April 28, 2005
PFFFT WAAA?! The Beatles lawsuit rears its ugly head again.. lmfao…
C*nts.
I saw jelly donut stains on the docket. I think Glaser put them up to it.
THIS is the real meat of the lawsuit…if you wanna call it real or meat.
“…and direct consumers to a “Tiger Center” that features products from manufacturers and product categories which are basically the same as the offerings by Tiger Direct.”
Apple willl remove that from its promotions and the sun will rise again in the morning.
“TigerDirect.com, the flagship website of TigerDirect, promotes Apple products among over 30,000 other items that it sells.”
—CORRECTION—
TigerDirect.com, the flagship website of TigerDirect, USED to promote Apple products…
This is the very first time I have ever heard of this company. I’ve been an active buyer of computers since before 1987. But anyway, Apple is releasing an operating system, not setting up a catalog business or online gadget shop. Apple has had this name for a while now, keeping with the big cat name. Why didn’t they pursue this matter long before people planned an upgrade? I should sue them for causing my business lost productivity b/c they interfered with the installation of my operating system.
I’ve never shopped there in the past, and now I know for sure that I will NEVER shop there ever. This is just underhanded and wrong. People never cease to amaze me at the lengths by which they get publicity.
Just plain dumb.
I have a friend who used to buy stuff from their catalogs. Overpriced bargain basement PC’s was his excuse as to why he quit purchasing from them
I love America’s innovation and can-do spirit.
I hate America’s litigious overkill.
“The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.”–Wm. Shakespeare
This Tiger’s got no bite.
“Hey, mommy — what’s that over there?”
“Why Timmy . . . that’s a tired old toothless tiger. Looks as though he’s all worn out, doesn’t it?”
“Yah. What do you think happened to him, mommy?”
“Well, Timmy, it seems like he might’ve come up against a much younger and healthier tiger — you know, one with more energy and strong, sharp teeth!”
“Ohhhh, I see. Hey mommy — I feel sorry for him. Can I pet him?”
“Sure . . . but be careful, Timmy. The stupidity rubs off.”
Its not America or American that are litigous but rather American corporations. Tha’s right kiddies, the ones most likely to be found in court are corporations suing other corporations. Now lets get rid of the peoples right to class action!!
Just a way for Tiger Direct to get noticed. It’ll blow ovr quickly and get press and activity for both companies. Any press is good press kind of thing.
This is the most blatant publicity stunt ever. This injuction is submitted THE DAY BEFORE Tiger is released… Apple has been advertising Tiger way before April 2005, TigerDirect definitely knew this was coming and decided not to say anything to Apple. I’ve never heard of TigerDirect either, I will never buy anything from them, and will tell anyone I ever hear of buying something from them to go find another store. Cheap, cheap stunt.
I have to say that I have received several catalogs from this company. I will be happy to put it in the litter box with June (my Bengal Cat) and let her treat them like they deserve.
Their actions have hurt them much more than Apple’s campaign could have.
Boycott TigerDirect if you want to, I think I will.
~M
I bought a UPS from TigerDirect via Amazon the other day. I never had done business with TD in the past or ever visited their website. There was nothing on their website which even remotely resembled Apple’s Tiger promotional graphics.
THE only reason I bought from Tiger was because Amazon sent me there. The only confusion I experienced was that after the purchase (which had separate billing and shipping addresses), the transfer of data had the same shipping and billing addresses.
Other than that, I made no association between TD and OS X 10.4.
Gee, I wonder how many PC users will buy OS X 10.4 accidentally from Apple’s website?….
The hand of Redmond is upon them!
They were so concerned about their company that they waited till the last minute to file this lawsuit. Yep, I detect a Western influence here, and I’m not talking cowboy boots!
Tiger is a temporary name given to a tempory product that will be around for only a year or so. TigerDirect will go on selling millions of dollars of computer products long after Apple’s Tiger is gone.
There is only one company that really fears the popularity of Tiger and we all know who that is.
Wander on over to Tiger Direct’s contact page and enter in your email to voice your displeasure with their frivolous lawsuit:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/sectors/Help/contactus.asp
A hearing has been scheduled for Tuesday. By then there will be tens of thousands of Tigers out in the wild.
Question…
Do they serve TIGER BEER while flying on TIGER AIRWAYS (http://www.tigerairways.com/), while they carry my TIGER WOODS clubs in the hold?
Can I read my TIGER MAGAZINE (http://www.tigermagazine.org/) while I put some TIGER BALM on my chapped skin. Can I purchase the TIGER BALM at GIANT TIGER STORES?
I’ll do all that while reading the TIGER NEWS. (http://www.thetigernews.com/)
AND… considering that Apple has broadcast the name “TIGER” for it’s new operating system for about a year now – why did Tiger Direct leave the lawsuit this long? Surely, that was to make Apple incur more damages, eh?
NICE TRY TIGER DIRECT —- Idiots!
For those of you who are fortunate enough not to have purchased something from ‘TigerDirect’ consider yourself very lucky. A close relative of mine worked for them and the stories he used to tell me of how the company treats its employees and customers, leads me to conclude that the owners (and their lawyers) are just hoping for a big “pay day” by sueing Apple. There are websites all over the ‘Net of ripped off customers warning against doing any form of business with these jokers.
I cannot believe these bottom feeders are saying they own the rights to the word ‘Tiger’. So if my favorite golfer decides to endorse some new electronics gadget, these degenerates will want to bleed him?
I hope Steve and Co. go after them with a vengence. That would send a message to all these slimeballs that sit around hoping to make money off someone elses innovation, investment and risk.
Cheers!
Has anyone clicked MDN’s “a couple of beers” link, yet?
LOL. Very clever!
DON’T SHOP AT TIGER DIRECT!!!
Simple solution.
This just in — the Detroit Tigers, Tiger Woods, Tiger Airways, a bengal tiger, Tony the Tiger, movie director Tiger da Silva and the Chinese lunar year February 1997 to January 1998 (the year of the tiger) have all asked Tiger Direct to go away.
Film at 11.
What a bunch of a**holes. I do trademark law. There is no violation here and even if there were a violation they should have gotten an injunction months ago. Kind of hard to argue the need for an emergency temporary injunction when you’ve known this was coming for months.
There should be Rule 11 sanctions just to spite them.
One other thing — this all reminds me of the days leading up to the kick-off of the cable network, Spike TV.
They’d launched a huge PR campaign to attract attention to themselves and just before they were about to go live, director Spike Lee filed suit against them. Said something about how the name, “Spike,” was closely associated with him, his image, etc.
He succeeded in mucking things up for the network and they ended up buying him off.
Whatta country….
Do they really expect a judge to act on this like this afternoon or something? 10.4 is releasing tomorrow and no judge or court will even look at this case for at least a month. Then he is going to laugh in there face and say that’s just to bad. Your in business so deal with it. Tiger the OS has nothing to do with a catalog firm especially one that doesn’t even sell Macs.
This is what consumer affairs says about tiger direct
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/computers/tiger_direct.htm
While viewing TigerDirect’s website I see the feature Amazon Imaging as one of their vendors. Which Amazon will sue first?
Just a few prior registrations of the many that Apple’s lawyers can produce:
http://tigertech.com/contact.html
http://www.census.gov/geo/www/tiger/overview.html
both involve software and/or product and services. It would appear that Tiger Direct is about to lose its “trademark” much the same way that Fox News exposed itself in their frivilous lawsuit against Al Franken. Simply put: Tiger Direct has no right to its “trademark” since “Tiger” is in common use (to the point of being merely descriptive or generic) and is already associated with a broad range of technologies and services.
Why am I so much smarter than the imbeciles who practice law for a living?
This is crazy! A quick search at http://www.uspto.gov shows that Tiger Direct doesn’t have a trademark on “tiger” but on “TigerDirect,” “TigerPC.com,” “TigerTV.com,” “TigerSystems,” and “TigerDirect.com.” Apple on the otherhand, applied for the “Tiger” trademark, specifically to use on computer operating system software, on July 2, 2003. The trademark was published for opposition on August 17, 2004. Although it does not show that it has been “awarded.”
Surely this is just a publicity grab to get since Apple is using a similar name.
How much you wanna bet Tiger Direct’s internal memoranda say that you should “Never use the word ‘Tiger’ by itself. Always say ‘Tiger Direct,’ which lessens the chance of the trade name becoming diluted or a generic term.” That, and I’ll bet they trademarked “Tiger Direct,” not “Tiger.”
That said, I do think that Apple’s in trouble with the whole Apple Records thing. I mean, when they were just a computer company, the whole non-compete thing may have had merit, but now they’re selling music. I think Paul and Ringo will be seeing a few million bucks from Mr. Jobs.
just wrote a note to my younger son to remind him to get into law school ASAP!!!!!!!
“Whaaaa. My Google search results are down. Whaaaa.”
“Tiger Direct and TigerSoftware catalogs and direct-mail pieces were sent to tens of millions of PC and MAC users”
Sorry, but isn’t this like, ummm… spam?? If so, they can rot in hell. If not, well, they can rot in hell for pulling such cheap publicity stunt.
Now they complain. Tiger’s only been in the pipeline for the last 18 months or so.
I hope that Steve draws all licenses from this b*sh*t company.
“to stop further damage to Tiger Direct’s well-known Tiger brand.”
Well-known? WTF is Tiger Direct?
They are a little bit too late. Apple(Steve) has been raving about Tiger since the WWDC2004 and NOW that little b*sh*t company sues Apple?
How much is M$ involved?
MOOooo!
Longhorn BBQ at my place this summer at WWDC 2005 in SF!
Well, word on the street is that my copy is being sent to the fed ex depot for tomorrow’s dilivery right now, so either way, i’m getting mine.
And if legally shipments are stopped, don’t worry, I am getting mine. **cocks two semi-auto Uzi’s**
I’ll get yours too. I’ll get everyones! Its time to go Rambo on them! **firing shots into the sky**
Someone needs to launch a DOS strike on these assholes.
Here is the link for TigerDirect customer service
http://www.tigerdirect.com/sectors/help/contactus.asp#email
And here is what I wrote:
I want to let you know I will no longer be placing orders with Tiger Direct upon hearing about the lawsuit placed against Apple. When google searching “Tiger”, TigerDirect was still the number one hit, with Apple being 3-4 hits down. If anything the Tiger operating system will bring a wider audience to TigerDirect. The lawsuit is useless and obviously a publicity tool to feed off the surging popularity of Apple. If it was legit, you would’ve filed last year when Tiger was announced; not the night before it’s release. I will take my business elsewhere as I suspect many mac users will be doing.
What a joke!
When you search for “apple,” they have a hack in place that automatically redirects you to a search for “HP iPod.”
TigerDirect sells NOTHING related to OS X Tiger.
Check out what billy boy is up to now. Maybe he’s short on Longwait programmers… http://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/biztech/04/27/gates.immigrants.ap/index.html
Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
Amato, Peterpeter.amato@tigerdirect.com
DO NOT SEND TIGER DIRECT ANY EMAIL!!!
They’ll just add you to a spam list.
Call their main line, if you must, but please stay off their spam list. You will receive spam from them for the rest of your life.
Next: The government will be selling American souls to “outsourcing” agencies in India and China.
As soon as a baby is born, the soul will be shipped overseas and handled by Indian counterparts.
I have an idea: why not outsource politicians and greedy executives to India and China?
so last week I bought my first product from “TigerDirect”..they both arrived in a timely fashion..one item was defective, and I have to admit they immediately took my word for it and sent me another — no charge..Needless to say, I was pleased. — Funny, I was going to send them a nice note, expressing my gratitude, in how they handled my situation..I was also going to mention that coincidentally they use the same name as my favorite operating system….To date, I have yet to leave a comment..but now, I know exactly what to say…F’rs.
i just emailed them this message:
the lawsuit you publicized today against apple computers it the stupidest thing i’ve ever read. i’ve never heard of you before this, and now that i have i wil never shop this site. after i read the initial post on macdailynews.com i googled tigerdirect and this site was the 2nd listing above the listing for apple. enjoy your publicity run. i hope apple turns around and sues you to none existence.
To be clear, TigerDirect registered their opposition to Apple’s trademark on “Tiger” in the IC009 class for “computer operating system software” since August 17, 2004. So this isn’t out of the blue.
And really, as much as this is buzz for TigerDirect, it is also such for Apple. Let them make a big stink and draw as much attention to Tiger as they can. Steals the <strike>thunder</strike> whimper from Microsoft’s <strike>new</strike> ad campaign.
It’s really simple…. tell everyone you know to go to the TIGERDIRECT website and send them an e-mail protesting their stupidity. They’ll get the message from the public that they expect to sell their crappy PC products to……
What Tera wrote to TigerDirect….
TO: Peter Amato, Tiger Direct
Peter,
First, I understand some of what Tiger Direct hopes to do regarding Apple Computer; protect a valuable trademark. Go for it. It’s your right.
Second, recognize that, from a practical perspective, Tiger Direct is probably skating on very thin legal ice, and, at best may get Apple to back up a little on how close “Tiger” can be identified as an online store that sells products similar to those of Tiger Direct. That’s it.
That’s about all that will happen. Tiger Direct will not get an injunction against Apple to prohibit the company from selling Tiger (the OS), and it’s doubtful you’ll recover even legal expenses. In the meantime, Tiger Direct runs the risk of alienating many customers, current and soon-to-be former. You know and I know and all consumers know that there’s no “real” confusion between the respective “tigers” of Apple and Tiger Direct.
Third, our company (and companies we represent in our services) has purchased tens of thousands of dollars of products from Tiger Direct each year.
That ends now.
I’m also confident that our action will be repeated by others. Many others.
Finally, what begins now is the steady stream of publicity we can provide to our readers, 40-percent of whom are Windows users. Our unique perspective of Tiger Direct’s apparently shady business practices.
You see, that’s our right, too, what with the First Amendment, and all. Readers need to be reminded how Tiger Direct works.
tera
—
Tera Patricks
Mac360.com
YES, I CONFUSE CORN FLAKES, COMPUTER COMPANIES AND SHADY ONLINE RETAILERS ALL OF THE TIME. NOTICE THAT THEY ARE LOCATED IN MIAMI, FLORIDA. THAT IS WHERE IN 2000, THOUSANDS OF LIBERAL INTELLIGENCIA COULDN’T FIGURE OUT A SIMPLE BUTTERFLY BALLOT THAT HAD BEEN IN USE SINCE THE 1960’S.
Village, my you are an idiot! And your cap lock is stuck. You must be using a ‘doz machine….
What do they think…that Apple just now started calling this Tiger? It has been called this for over one year and they are just now filing suit? Why didn’t they file when Apple showed it over a year ago?????
Idiots.
Magic word “anyone” as in anyone can file a lawsuit
While I am not a lawyer I have some patents under my name and I’ve registered a few trademarks too. My understand is that trademarks are not like patents or copyrights. You must vigorously defend them or give up the right to defend them.
Apple has been actively marketing the next version of Mac OS X as “Tiger” since the 2004 WWDC. Apple has been openly advertising the version as “Tiger” since then. Apple is limited to calling the OS Tiger. Apple cannot create a whole new brand under the name “Tiger”.
I have seen no instance where Apple appears to be creating a new brand. Everything Apple has done with reference to “Tiger” appears to me to be in some way related to the new OS X version.
If Tiger Direct felt that Apple using “Tiger” with regard to its new version of the OS then Tiger Direct should have filed suit and filed for an injuction during, or in the worst case immediately after, the 2004 WWDC.
Tiger Direct has not defended against Apple using the term “Tiger” with regard to the new version of the OS and with regard to things that are compatible with new versions of the OS. Thus Tiger Direct has already ceded the right to any injuctive relief. Tiger Direct has already ceded to Apple the right to use Tiger Direct with regard to the new version of the OS and with regard to items compatible with the new OS.
Tiger Direct needs to get competent lawyers who will tell them that this is ludicrous at best.
Unless it’s purely a publicity stunt… which it might be. File, get LOTS of press, then fold in the first court hearing just seconds before the judge throws you out on your ear!
I’m going to Exxon to put a Tiger in my tank.
Did they ever sell an Apple computer? I remember buying a barebone system to setup for a client years ago, but it’s always been cheapo PC’s from what I recall.
Another bunch of wa*kers looking for their 10 minutes in the sunshine.
What is important is that Apple don’t give them the attention their seeking.
Get the office clerk to write to them sometime next week and ignore the lawyers.
This is just another example of Microsoft’s stranglehold on the IT industry.
Microsoft hold a meeting prior to Tiger’s launch, looking at all the ways in which they can damage Apple (not because they need to from a monetary perspective, this is all about Bill Gates’ ego).
Numerous strategies come up, one of which is the name ‘Tiger’. I short phone call takes place from Microsoft’s lawyers to the lawyers of TigerDirect in which they point out this very minor potential infringement, what the best strategy is to benefit them both and, as a side note, what would happen to TigerDirect if they don’t comply with Microsoft’s bidding.
Hey presto, Apple gets sued (again). I’ve no proof whatsoever that this is what happens, but if I were a sick, twisted geek with more money than most small European economies and an ego that’s roughly the same size, this is what I’d do.
Do we all really think that TigerDirect came up with this idea by themselves?
I agree with Tara. Stop doing business with them. And if some other site, like Amazon, tries to redirect me to them, they’ll get on my sh*t list too. Hit ’em where it hurts… in the wallet.
And if you mail them, use tigerdirect.com mail address so they put themselves on spam lists. Or reply to themselves even…!
I do rather hope TigerDirect become seriously damaged by this pointless, sad exercise in self promotion.
Even if you dig really deep, the only products they have by Apple are iPods and iPod Accessories. Which don’t really have much to do with Tiger, do they? They are definitely in bed with microsoft. I think Apple should cut them off from iPods too.
All of this owning of words is going a bit overboard in my opinion. I can agree with fighting knock off branding that is obviously mean to confuse the user but this is ridiculous. I liked MDN’s take. I’m sure Tiger Beer was established long before TigerDirect. I wonder how TigerDirect would feel if they got sued by them? And how about Frosted Flakes and Tony the Tiger? What about them, huh? Or Esso Gas – Put a Tiger in your tank!
The Apple Corps/Apple lawsuit was the same kind of deal. No one is gonna get these two mixed up. This is really abusing the intent of the law – which in my opinion was meant to prevent people from doing things like opening hamburger restaurants called Macdonalds instead of McDonalds and putting a big golden M out front.
TigerDirect is at the very least alienating current and future Mac Users and I hope their sales go way down because of it and I hope the legal fees for them are really high and that they end up losing the case anyway. A POX on them, I say!
Anyone here ever hear of FatWallet? It’s a huge community of bargain hunters who share deals they find on anything anywhere.
You’ll notice that when you visit their forums the best way to get bitched at or have your post voted down with negative ratings is to post a “deal” from TigerDirect. They’re only worth buying from if you intend never to require customer service and never, never, never buy anything from them that has a rebate because you might as well burn your money just to watch it burn.
Sorry to say, but I’ve never heard of Tiger Direct till today. Hasn’t Apple been using the Tiger code name for like a year now? Why wait till now to sue?
“The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.”–Wm. Shakespeare
I always love the use of this quote. In Henry IV the character who says is clearly an idiot. It was supposed to be something stupid no one would ever agree with. Shakespeare liked lawyers, they were the heroes of some of his plays.
Lawyers are generally scumbags that will do anything for a buck. No wonder our court system is so f*cked up. All of the judges are lawyers, too.
News Flash
Battle Creek, MI
Tony the “Tiger” filed suit today in the Superior Court of Michigan in Battle Creek against Apple and Tiger Direct claiming trademark infringement and trademark dilution. Tony the “Tiger” first began using the name in 1951.
Tiger Direct, what a joke…
It’s started, the MS monolith juggernaut spiel, Henric County, NPR with BG topic innovation, MSNBC mention of Longhorn today, TigerDirect. Something like this occurred with Netscape in view of IE. Also no positive mention of Apple’s new OS as what surely will be copied in MS’s Longhorn (now we know why it’s delayed debute).
Tigerdirect should be happy as they will get more hits at their website due to people actually searching for “Tiger” otherwise how would anyone find them? Looks like they may gain MORE customers by Apple using the Tiger name.. If I was them I would shut up and laugh all the way to the bank..
Well if there’s such a stink over “Tiger”, Bill gates better watch out too… “Longhorn Steakhouse”, “Texas Longhorns”, “Texas Longhorn Breeders Association of America”, “Longhorn Cavern State Park”, “International Texas Longhorn Association”, and “The University of Texas Longhorn Band” have trademark recognition too, ya know! =)
I just sent this email to Tiger Direct.
Tsk, tsk, tsk.
I don’t even own a mac and I think your lawsuit against Apple is crazy.
You guys will lose a lot of customers because of this.
Glenise
Oh yeah, I haven’t purchased anything from Tiger Direct in over 10 years (I think).
I ordered Brand A sound card from them and they sent me Brand B.
I called customer service and told me I asked for a certain brand for a reason.
I remember now.
I ordered a sound card that had a Yamaha chipset and Tiger Direct send a sound card with another chipset instead.
I was really ticked off.
I think they refunded my money but I never orderd from them again after that.
I have them in my IE favorites but only to compare prices with other companies that I buy from.
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