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Gmail May Violate Trademark

The Register: Google's Gmail hits trademark problem

Google's new Gmail service ran into trouble yet again when it finally noticed - now almost a week into their beta period - that a British firm has been using the Gmail trademark in 80 countries for several years. Interestingly enough, a search on Google reveals this and at least two other companies using the mark.

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