Sentence examples for brand abuse from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, it also offers cyber-criminals a new opportunity for domain-name hijacking, traffic diversion, counterfeiting and other forms of brand abuse.

ConTrust provides a real-time UGC moderation platform able to identify content threats including profanity, pornography, racism and brand abuse.

It's designed to detect "brand abuse" in search-based keyword advertising and follows the recent European Court ruling on the LVMH vs Google case which places the onus on the brands themselves to monitor for trademark infringements.

To this end, BrandShield, an AI-powered cyber intelligence company fighting online brand abuse, has launched MyShield, its anti-scam platform combining the power of AI with blockchain technology.

"Twitter and Facebook have strict policies regarding brand abuse, but from my experience some brands turn what could be seen as a lack of control into a brand asset," he said, citing Coca-Cola who, after discovering a fan-made page on Facebook had gained an audience of 2 million, opted to keep the page open and hire the people responsible.

In fact, that was the case when WatchMouse ran its GeoBrand tool across all of the companies featured in Interbrand's "2009 Best Global Brands", which rather conveniently determined that 81percentt of the top 100 global brands are victims of search engine advertising brand abuse including BMW, IBM, Cartier, Coca-Cola, Goldman Sachs and L'Oréal.

But are brands abusing their employees' good will, or is employee advocacy a solid marketing strategy and a good team-engagement model?

What I am saying is that this particular brand of abuse, and what motivates it (aside from the usual ignorance and hatred), seems to be unique to selective schools.

Egg's creator Jason O'Mara says that it isn't designed to withstand the rougher brand of abuse that can come from dogs, however, so limit the Egg to feline pals only.

It's difficult to communicate the intricacies of his brand of abuse – you really had to be there.

One of the 2006 amendments removed the words "or profits" from section 8 meaning that brand-name companies could no longer be penalized with the loss of their profits acquired during the period in which a court found that the brand has abused the automatic stay provision.