Peter's Infringement Allegations Cause Conflict Between Dragons | Dragons' Den
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- Опубликовано: 10 апр 2020
- Rajan Jerath's invention causes a real stirrup in the Den as Peter promises an entrepreneur that Apple will sue him, but Duncan challenges Peter's opinion, only to that "you'd be stupid to disagree." Rajan Jerath is seeking a £75,000 investment in return for a 20% equity stake in 'iGloves'.
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Jenny: "I already have a product and it's called the iMout"
LOL
😂😂😂 I literally LOL'd at that!
Lmao one of the best Jenny jokes yet XD
Salut to this bright mind
Brilliant 😂
Peter was proved wrong here. Apple tried to enforce the small 'i' in court and were told you can't can't claim trademark rights over the letter 'i'
Yeah the same goes for the creater of film rating system, when they tried to trademark the letter " X" because the playboybunnie magazine used "XX" or "XXX". The rating system loss the battle.
Wow...really ?!
Perfect - I honestly can't imagine a free economy where letters are allowed to be trademarked. "i" and "X" are free - they're building blocks, not an idea being stolen or impersonated.
@@Antediluvian137 but companies strill try.. BTW have you not seen the pattern in this show? "We're Investors.." "eh I have an idea. here's the sample, i've trialed it, people liked it" .. "HMM, ok, is it patent secure, is it selling, do you have a pipeline, have you tried china to make it cheaper, I'll give you 1% of the money for 68.3% of the company.. fu you have no business.. (insert trump meme here.. I've had.. I'm the best at etc. )
Of course, Peter was wrong here. He's a clown. Any fool knows that whoever registers the trademark first owns it in the regions in which they were granted the trademark. That's the entire purpose of the trademark process.
Peter: You can’t disagree
“I CAN DISAGREE, ITS A DEMOCRACY. MY FATHER FOUGHT IN THE WAR”
You should have at least stated Duncan said it dude 👍
@Nufflives Matta yes but he stated that Peter said it so considering the main line was Duncans its an injustice 🤣
@@craigpettifer8568 Considering it's under the video that everyone watched then I think they'll know who said what.
@@jamesyboy4626 thanks for that insight but wasn't really the point I was making dude 🙄
@@craigpettifer8568 we all know who said it, dude
Apparently Apple made some moves against them for the exact reasons Peter gave, but they failed miserably. The iGlove is going strong in 2020, having grown enormously.
This deal never happened as duncan pulled off from the deal made in the show and jareth withdrew the patent.. but i glive is still in buisness and still selling
No wonder everyone hate Apple so much, just because they have been using the bloody "i" doesn't mean they own the letter "i"! I think people around the world should put serious sanctions on Apple products and teach them a good lesson of real and truthful democracy!
I just saw the show, and i thought both was right Peter and Duncan. Everyone was scared from apple beside Duncan, so funny. I was thinking apple would do it but it would be so strange if they winn. I am glad they did not.
oh yeah, and Duncan got cold feet and cancelled his investment
ok apple lost, but why risk it. a hint of apple going after a potential investment its smarter to walk and keep your money. 9/10 times you'll lose.
Peter: I'm out
Jenny: I'm afraid that phrase is trademarked.
Damn that's funny
hahhhh nice
rangers2721 Jenny is smot stup making fun ov herr
😂😂😂gold
😂
I wonder what Peter thinks of the BBC iPlayer
Good one
Hahah
Or i biza
Or the London i
i max cinema
I love the way Duncan is never contaminated by others opinions.
That’s the Scottish way……
Bannatyne proving why he is the goat dragon, laughs in the face of an Apple lawsuit while the other dragons were terrified and then takes 40% of the business like it was candy from a baby
ikr!
*This is a democracy!*
Exactly
@Andrew Rees .
Has Alex Salmond interviewed him yet on RT ?
Sums it up perfectly!
Duncan is the absolute top lad.
Love him.
Yeah he’s my fave, especially when he cracks up. He loves a good laugh. Double Duncan all the way ✊✊
Me too . I love the guy. He is genuin, honest and fair in his critizisms....... Peter is far too arrogant. Duncan is just being himself.
Love the looks of the others when he makes an offer, kind of like him giving them the middle finger :3
I like Duncan too, Peter seems too rude
At least he puts his money where his mouth is instead of chickening out after arguing with Peter.
I haven’t seen someone as clear and presented well than this guy
When he came out with that second invention all the other dragons were wondering how much more this guy could come up with.
Clearly an inventor who needs help with the business side of things. Wondering how his brand is doing since Duncan took him on?
Also absolutely loved how Duncans' offer made the dragons turn their head so fast that i'm worried they're suffering from whiplash lol
you will be sued by Apple for using the phrase "I haven't..."
Robotron Sage yes, Lot of credit goes to Duncan he is really good dragon.
How about when skiing and etc
He even came up with good uses for his glove with speakers
I love it when Duncan said “I’m going to invest”
Everyone just turns their head to look at him in shock. Absolutely amazing 😂
Ikr 😂😂
That's the moment they realize: "Oh maybe this is more valuable than I thought!"
Wait so how is iglove going?
@Hidayat Rehimi still selling well. The court case happened. Apple lost .
@@mikeh2006 thanks 🙏🏾
Never wanted someone to succeed more than this guy. Awesome lad. Duncan is the best dragon
Duncan pulled out of this deal after the show lol
Yes he pulled out but the company is still running 🤣 Net worth is over $2 million ♥️
@@richkagiso9310 Okay Big Rich. With a turnover of 125k and him stepping down from the company and withdrawing the patent. Their website is a joke and they have one product🤡. Yeah it's going beautifully for the boy💀🤡
@@pinball7113 Source trust me bro 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@pinball7113your mum invested
Good on Duncan for sticking to his guns and believing in him!
Spot on mate 😉
Hes a good man lot of respect
Q
Paid off for him in the end.
He stayed quiet so he could invest in him himself without any rebuttals from the other dragons, smart move
Touker will want 45% of your business in return for a walk past his offices in London, on the opposite side of the road.
😂😂😂
Can't have you paupers on the same side of the road making the place look untidy
He seemed like a really sweet, intelligent guy. I'm glad Duncan gave him a chance. He's always been one of my favourite dragons. You can tell he is more empathetic than the other ones.
Empathy? He was just smarter and more courageous here and wouldn't let any of the other dragons sway him. Duncan's offer didn't seem "empathic"! lol
@@machtnichtsseimann Just in general he tends to be more empathetic, you see this in other episodes as well
@Ewan Yengi bruh we need a lot more context lol
Ewan Yengi please give context to this fellow wonderer
looking up wikipedia "The Glasgow Ice Cream Wars," I guess the assumption was he was doing something similar. but his ice cream van was not in Glasgow, so.....
This is actually one of the best counteroffers an entrepreneur has ever given in the Den.
So often entrepreneurs are trying to stick to their evaluation and give away less equity. When opening a buy back option, or an equity reduction contingent on sales is the best way to keep the investor on the hook. You don’t insult them by knocking their evaluation and industry knowledge. You project a confidence in your products market potential and show that you know your own worth. It’s a very smart strategy
Entrepreneur: Talks about patents briefly
*Camera focuses in on Deborah, who is known for having gripes with patents.*
And your point is??
@@seamusmcspud5181 156 other people understood the point 🙄
Professor Pat Pending is once again in the Den.
Shes not "griping" at all. Shes a smart businesswoman who OF COURSE asks questions about patents.
This IS a TV show. What do you expect? Dont you know how heavily edited these shows are?
DUH
@@krissykat6849 Jesus, look at you. Getting all hot and bothered over a joke. 😂 This is the youtube comment section, what did YOU expect?? Smh.
Great to see Duncan with a pair of balls. The other think they are big players however all worried about Apple ! Well done Duncan.
This is not about big balls mate
Not being worried about Apple in that line of work is like walking naked in a house fire. The matters of a trial aren't about being afraid of Apple being right. It's about being afraid of Apple burying you into so much paperwork and legal costs that you go bust before the case ever reaches the stage of floor proceedings. Those lawsuits aren't about resolving a matter of truth in a court of law. They're about grinding you down in a war of attrition on your cash flow before that stage is reached.
And let's be honest. All five dragons may be millionaires, and astute business people for all I know, but they wil never reach the levels of ressources and expertise Apple has access to. Even combined.
@@k.v.7681 It was proved that Apple can't trade mark a letter, they lost their claim when they tried so Duncan was right. Or they could sue iPlayer and all others that use the letter i. That would be insane.
I don’t know why I was really happy when Duncan said “I totally disagree”
cos Peter is the most arrogant.
He's one the few dragons that will tell Peter he's wrong
Amazing how confidently Peter can put out so much BS, with no legal background whatsoever.
He’s a rich douche who thinks money and high paid lawyers can get you whatever you want.
He does it because hes in the tech industry and doesn't like competition, he successfully poisened at least 2 dragons against this guy here and insisted that Apple could destroy it. It simply wasn't the case. Good thing business people are disagreeable by nature, Duncs really got a good bargain there, 40% of a middling company or 30% of a growing and successful one.
In this case, Peter was absolutely right about potential infringement upon a registered trademark
I love Duncan but love him even more for investing in this guy. His pitch was great and he comes across as a really nice fella. I hope everything worked out.
Totally agree 👍
But they greedy.. thats the problem with all of them.
@@jeremylink3489 I think it is foolish of you to regard all manner of "greed" in such a simplistic way. Without some degree of self-interested "greed," much of what humanity has accomplished over the past few centuries would not have happened. Greed can be a powerful motivator in fueling personal ambition, imagination, enterprise, and adventure. We are as comfortable as we are today, typing comments at each other on the internet on our devices because of the greed and ambition of industrious people.
Bugsyzante get your grammar in line if you try to hit on a lady over RUclips, pal
@@jeremylink3489 Risk entitles a reward.
am I the only one who always watches this when they're eating
every single time
No because you just read virtually the same comment about 6 comments up. Get some originality.
I always watch whilst doing number twos
@@eightiesboy This is Original
Dixon 😂😂😂 yes wtf
Duncan is very smart and the most humane businessman. He knew the "i" could not be trade marked, and hence the offer. Also he could have ripped off the entrepreneur, but still played fair by allowing negotiation of share percentage. What a great man Duncan ! 👏👏👏
Duncan’s my favorite because there’s a 50% chance he rips into the person making the pitch and a 50% chance he goes to bat for them and argues with the other dragons about it and there’s just no way to tell which it’s gonna be
Apple couldn't possibly own the rights to every word/brand starting with "i" just because they want to at some point in the future, surely.
They don't have to own the rights, they have enough bigd***money to swing around that they can probably just take it when they want it
exactly this, they will run your company dry with legal costs
With their money and resources they can easily buy him out.
My wife said she wanted one of those "i" gadgets for her birthday. Nothing too fancy, just something suitable for her everyday use. She wasn't best pleased when I bought her an iron.
The Jazz King or let him get the business very big then when it reaches its plateau, sue him and take all profits since day one.. that way he they don’t have to do any work
Maybe buy him out after they sue him
Apple's profit is falling.
Oops, just infringed Newton's trademark.
Lol oh that's funny and clever
Apple already did that when they came out with the Newton. ;)
hahhh they already stole his apple gravity pitch
Underrated!
Nice one there...
Duncan looks the scariest but also is always the guy that gives someone a break
Glad this lad managed to get an investment. Peter nearly caused all the other dragons to lose confidence and it was all based on a ridiculous premise.
I don't think it's THAT ridiculous... I mean, it is a trend that Apple basically started and one would assume they'd have some recourse against people who just try to look at that trend and trademark a bunch of things in order to demand that Apple pay them a ton of money in order to have the name...
I just think of all those people in MMORPG video games who immediately will make characters that have highly desirable names like "Sephiroth" so they can reserve it until someone pays them hundreds of dollars for the name from someone who had no plans to use it...
Like, this isn't AS scummy because the guy is obviously using what he protected, but still...
@@RealmRabbit it is THAT ridiculous though. iHome, iPlayer, there are many brands with iXxxx as their name, and they aren't getting beaten down by Apple. As a matter of fact iHome is essentially all just knockoff Apple stuff for the most part, and they still don't have any issues.
@@TheGauges420 Been awhile since I posted this but skimming over it I think I get what this was about. And yeah, I'd say that it would be an issue even if Apple isn't suing all the people who use their naming gimmick because it's possible that they might only bother suing a company if it is exceptionally successful and I don't think any examples you listed are so successful that they are household names (unlike the iPad or iPhone which basically everyone knows about). Like, the iPlayer without looking it up I have no idea if this is like an MP3 or a DVD player... And the iHome I similarly don't know what it is other than I can infer from the name it is probably something to do with smart devices scattered around your home or something... These products are so obscure and if you are pitching a product to an investor then an obscure product won't be big enough to get Apple's attention isn't what they are looking to invest in... So it's going to have issues if it is either too popular or not popular enough (for obvious reasons).
Exactly. Peter was ridiculously wrong, and totally ignorant of copyright law. Apple don’t own the letter i. Ever heard of BBC iPlayer?
Deborah face when he made a offer she was expecting him to say I'm oot
"oot"
Lol so true
An*
lol then says, "you got a good deal"
this is television , acting, ha ha
This was around 2014, nowadays, 9 in 5 adults in the UK use a smartphone.
Sorry to burst your bubble people have been using smartphones since 2011. 2014-2019 the same amount of people were using them.
@@SuperMuneera dude I worked hard for that bubble.
9 in 5 adults???
@@thejuiceweasel I can tell you're young, probably 22 or less trying to make the rest of us seem old. 2014 was yesterday lol.
@@SuperMuneera almost, mid-thirties, but I take it as a compliment :D
Duncan is really the best Dragon. The guy thinks through everything, asks the right questions and defends his position really well when he knows he's right. I always love it when he messes with Peter.
I would like you to join Peter in a discussion on business and see how fast you would lose !
Peter’s gotten over confident from all the clients he gets. sometimes he’s wrong but no one dares say anything . It kinda irritating
clients he gets ?
Exactly. Peter was completely off the mark here, and it cost this guy other dragons unfairly
But Peter is right in this case. He was mistaken in that he specified that this guy will lose the lawsuit because of the 'i'. But he was correct in that Apple will give him a hard time. Duncan find out about this later and cancelled the deal.
@@aziris7257 and what about BBC iPlayer? Or the Hyundai i30? Or the iTeddy he invested in?
@@pugsterjosh7925 BBC iPlayer is a video in demand service, Hyundai i30 is a car, iTeddy is a children's toy. None of these products are consumer telecommunication electronics, which is Apple's main product line. When you talk about legality, you need to understand context. Something that is legal can be illegal under the right context. You can get reparations from someone over something legal, if you can find the right context. This guy is clearly attempting misrepresentation on his product.
So if I create a business with the word “pizza” in it and get it trademarked, Pizza Hut could sue me? That’s bollocks. I think Peter Jones was wrong on this occasion.
Yup. Peter was dead wrong, apple can’t copyright a letter of the alphabet. But sadly the other dragons were too ignorant to understand that - except for Duncan
He wasn't. Duncan learned this the hard way. Peter was only wrong because he specified a trademark issue, but it is actually a misrepresentation issue, not trademark.
@@aziris7257 so he was wrong then.
@@Technicallyimright He was wrong about it being a trademark issue, because it's a misrepresentation issue, not trademark. But he wasn't wrong about Apple giving this guy a C&D and having to change his tune once the lawyer's letter came in.
This is 2020, iGloves selling well, no problem from Apple.
@Luc Nonsense. Their last accounts showed a turnover of over £11m with a net profit of half a million. Do your homework.
@Luc You're looking at the wrong company.
His name is Rajan Jerath and not Simon Jeffrey Glover.
Dormant cock
yeah mate they're doing brilliantly! Companies House has them on a retained profit of 472,000 GBP for FY 18/19, up on 175,000 GBP from the year before. Definitely a rare example of a Dragon's Den success story. Seemed like a nice guy too, good on him.
@@SkamGame Wait, a guy called Glover sells gloves?
I don't know this guy, but you can genuinely tell he has a great character, his pitch and business knowledge were incredible.
I wish him, his business and Duncan's collaboration the very best.
The look of astonishment at the end from Kelly and Deborah had to be rewatched a dozen times. Kelly saw the camera and quickly looked back.
From reading earlier comments, I'm pleased to see that this guy did really well. He seemed like a genuinely nice person, & I think he did a good job of not letting Peter get to him.
Careful, you used the letter i
@@johnj3577 Ahhaha! Good one!
😄😄😄👍👍
I knew Kelly was going to say "I'm out" before the lift door opened
Thank You!!!! Everyone get's on Jenny but Kelly has never made an offer and is an arrogant crow!
Duvaughn Kelly I agree, she’s arrogant and crass for no reason. Her interior design portfolio is ugly as hell too.
Exactly. I can't say I have seen her made an offer. Even Jenny has made a number of offers.
When you deal with people pretending to be smart you learn to recognize actually smart people, like this guy, so effortless yet huge performance.
Apple: IPhone
Raj: IGlove
Jenny: I'M Out
That was one of the best pitches. So mellow.
Peter invested in "I teddy" in a previous season. No complaints about Apple that day
That probably why he knows if apple would or not
lol
sounds like he learnt a lesson
Don't you just love Duncan.A calculated risk taker. Quite an impressive entrepreneur. "Its a democracy".
That Kelly lady seems like a barrel of laughs. If money buys you happiness, somebody should tell her
Peter: "Apple owns the letter I."
John Anthony read my comment above
Are you sure I thought Sesame Street owned it
@@rarity2006 this episode was bought to you by the letter I
@@rarity2006 Why do you think PBS just got a big chunk of that coronavirus bailout money? To fight Apple in court over this probably.
@@dralanblacker8471 I'm not a lawyer so I have no idea, but I would be surprised if Apple automatically owns EVERY word in the English language once you add an "I" to it. Especially since half of the companies that came out in the early days of the internet started with an I or E. Well before Apple released the iPod.
Should be investing in this young man. He has entrepreneur written all over him
Then go invest in him. Dont tell others what to do with their hard earned money.
@@krissykat6849why so angry ? Wife not touching you at home? 😂
The amount of times the dragons have berated people for not knowing their stuff and here they are giving him completely wrong information about trademarks. Duncan was the only one who trusted himself instead of listening to Peter
Everyone looks at Duncan "HOW DARE YOU IGNORE OUR LORD AND MASTER, PETER JONES"
Lol
I miss having Duncan on the show. He felt like the only person who didn't immediately take Peter at his word.
Damn, that's just sunk my idea of a Bluetooth sock...
And my idea of a bluetooth scarf....damn!
And my idea of a blue tooth...
Bluetooth shoes is were it’s at,
iGo Shoe..?
Or my idea of blue tooth glass but I guess I won't name it anything with an i
There's still a market for it to those who practice the leg behind head yoga position.
Jenny wasn't in this episode, she was out before filming.
Following the video i've actually gone ahead and ordered a pair. They're great value and look nice, but more so, happy to support the entrepreneur as he seems genuine and really knowledgeable.
I must get some too
I want one too so that I can talk with my hand.
Such a great episode, I love this guy, so humble, polite, prepared, and smart.
11:19 the expression on Debrogh's face is a CLASSIC!!!
She realised she had been wrong
Always eat when watching the den
Alright mate, will do
Yawn.
If you have a trademark, and its granted, there is a statue of limitation to challange it. once thats over. its safe.
That's not true, in Polaroid Corp. v. Polarad Elect. Corp., 287 F.2d 492 (2d Cir. 1961) opposition was overruled by the examiner of the USPTO but the plaintiff was still able to bring suit. 15 U.S.C. 1064 provides a legal basis for cancellation of registration of a trademark
Great to see Bannatyne do a deal. Hope it all worked out for them 🙂 That Bluetooth glove is quite clever as well.
I'd actually use the gloves if they made it in leather, it's illegal to use the phone on a horse or cart and most riders wear gloves all year round so it would be incredibly convenient seeing as you can ride using one hand but don't risk having to drop anything if you need to get control quickly.
Why don’t you use a Bluetooth earpiece?
Bleach Chugtidy they do them in leather on eBay
Did anyone remind Peter about his Investment many years ago in the iTeddy?....... Sold millions... No suit frome Apple?... Creator following Dragons Den in 2006 now 90 Million Net worth...
Peter's face throughout screams he can't wait to steal the idea.
@@gullibleseagull3996 I don't think Peter Jones likes the idea of iTeddy having to wear a glove in winter.....
@@simonrodgers3278 its possible I don't know but maybe it was apple you supplied the tech in the teddy the screen and apps etc I could be wrong
@@simonfarrimond3664 I'm pretty sure Apple had nothing to do with iTeddy
@@simonrodgers3278 I'm more disappointed in Deborah following suit, she should've known better.
I love how Duncan is an independent thinker who marches to the beat of his own drum in all these series. Lenny is most assuredly not. In this particular episode everyone caved once Peter said something.. everyone but Duncan. 🏆
Duncan looks out for genuine talent and helps people unlike the others.
He speaks very well. Impressive entrepreneur. Sometimes in life you have to take risks and this was a calculated risk imo. If you don't take such risks, you won't get far in life, especially when 75k doesn't mean anything to Duncan's wealth. Àll the best.
He is so chill. I like him.
“Of course I can! It’s a Democracy, my father fought in the war’” lol!
Doubt peters did.
I love how the guy says thank you and Duncan is like “no problem.” 😂
Duncan is good, not so greedy as some others.
Lofoten he did just get 40%...
He just invested in CHINA ! That's almost immoral!
imagine being a man worth £500m by making his money in telecomunications and not knowing that iphone is owned by cisco and they rent the usage to apple
igoogled it and you are correct
@@noneofyourbusiness3095 damn 🤣
The others absolutely shat it when they thought that Apple would shove a spanner in the works.
Good on Duncan for having the balls to put his money where his mouth is.
Absolutely chuffed for the entrepreneur. His pitch was brilliant.
Duncan is the man! Even the way he negotiated with the guy without messing about, like Peter tends about
For anyone wondering, here's an update:
After this aired, his website completely crashed from the amount of visits, including consumers from Canada and Australia.
Lord Alan Sugar took to twitter agreeing with Peter Jones, one of many who made their opinions known on social media.
As of 2019, Apple just applied for a patent for a new "smart glove".
Thanks for the update. Imagine today...where gloves are essential thanks to Corona.....I bet they are making a fortune
Glad to hear this guy is doing well!
The smart glove is for their VR system they've been continually working on. (And don't let them fool youth haven't.) This would have no impact on this guy selling his iGlove.
"I CAN disagree it's a democracy"😂
So, he thinks it's not a democracy.
Apple should sue these billionaires because 3 of them said iMout
Got to say, Duncan is really nice and sympathetic since his new appearance on the show
The phone in the gloves aspect would be perfect for a golfing glove.
I had gloves that could be used on a touch screen about 12 years ago that were all 1 colour, they’re not new.
If you actually watch the pitch you will see that he acknowledges that there are other gloves, the difference between his and theirs is the colouring on the pads.
Liz Clegg I have bought several pair of gloves that do the same thing and the tips are the exact same as the rest of the glove. Same color etc. Walmart has them for $5 and this was several years ago that I bought them.
Liz Clegg yeah that’s not true Liz. I had all black gloves that did the same thing, do you want to buy some magic beans?
I don't think he worded it correctly. I think he meant to say it was a different material. A few years ago all those gloves started using a newer material which allowed you to do the twisting and zooming to perfection. Before you could do it but it was very cumbersome and not as accurate as it is now. I remember when these type of gloves first came out and they had one finger with a little metal bit on it.
When Duncan said I'll make you an offer everyone looked at him like wtf lol
Duncan's always been the best dragon. Not necessarily the richest, but sees value where others don't and doesn't brush round the edges.
If you listen carefully you can hear Jenny saying shes out
🤣🤣🤣
😂
😂
Larry XK I didnt ask for the extra philosophy g
Larry XK ‘flippin’
11:18 that head turn both at the same time reminds me of those xfactor shots before they come on stage. name of the group Dragons.
This wasn’t just about the product, this was about the individuals ability to innovate, which had Duncan interested.
Hope he’s still doing well what a champion of a guy one best pitches I’ve seen. Duncan saw his talent.
if the word "iGlove " is a problem, all he has to do is slightly change the name. lets call it "iB-Glove" , B standing for bluetooth and apple would out. But i could see Apple simply buying a share of the company with a watertight contract, where decisions would be made with the owner together and all would be winners
well, naming his product staring with a prefix i was most likely his intention to begin with, as it generates consumers' interest instantly by associating it to a well known brand name...there wouldn't be the same marketing effect if B or C were used, as most of the buying consumers are loyal to brands and their names and just go for a well known familiar name to begin with. So yeah, Peter is absolutely right, there is a conflict of interests here and Apple could easily bury this guy legally if they cared to do so...
@@kimskis i agree, but there are ways around it
E-Glove
Doesn't matter they are on sale at amazon regardless of apple blah blah!
Jenny:
I'm crystallised blood commonly found in the foot and for that reason, I'm gout.
The only one time I've laughed at these jokes, well done
This joke is older than Duncan ffs.
Congrats on copy-pasting something someone else came up with.
Haha
@@BenjaminGoose I made it up actually. You silly goose
Kelly isn’t really an entrepreneur, she’s a successful interior designer. She always backs out of things and always listens to what other dragons say. She should start her own company and call it iMout
*4 dragons disapproving*
*1 dragon making a deal*
4 dragons: "It's a good deal!"
Love how duncan didnt share his thoughts when he read his trademark to be the only dragon remaining
Howling at Deborahs face when Duncan makes an offer. 😂
Love hes cheeky smile after dropping the paperwork lol
Thank you Duncan, you are only normal Dragon there... without you, the innovations would be destroyed!
What Peter said about the "I" in Iglove is utter bollocks, they do not have a copyright on I, it is utterly ridiculous he even said that. You cannot copyright all words with I in and not just that, Apple is American, this isn't sold in America either. Peter is wrong in multiple ways it's embarrassing that he said that, and they kept it in.
@@devnull08 wrong, Apple has already lost legal battles over other companies using an i prefix in their name. It's why Apple's newer products don't use it. Apple music, Apple Watch, Apple TV, they changed their product naming for a reason.
Apple TV was originally going to be called iTV, but since iTV was already trademarked by some unknown company here in the UK, they renamed it to Apple TV.
They can apply for invalidation of the trademark under the relative infringement rules. And they would win I agree with peter. It doesn’t matter anyway because they would file such a massive case the adverse costs would be millions even if they withdrew the objection or invalidation petition.
@@XX-qj9sj Thats not the point, they know they can't win but will run you dry over legal costs, they will drag it out as long as possible or offer a buyout.
Not at all-it was dumb of this guy not to come up with a name that couldn't be confused with the market leaders, some might say he did it deliberately to try to piggyback off their name to maximise sales. Thing is Apple will have no issue dropping millions in court fees & this guy is there begging for 75k-the court costs would cripple him even if he won.
I wonder how many people here offering legal opinions know anything about the law?
That's slander. You'll be hearing from my solicitor!
@@boilerhousegarage He is just rang me John. The cheque is in the post!
There's a lot of highly qualified armchair lawyers right here with our learned friends.
The entrepreneur’s grace and politeness is so infectious! Glad Duncan stood up for him.
I wonder what percentage of Duncan's reasoning behind the offer was the delight of rubbing it in Peter's face. I love it.
I'm glad he took Duncan's deal. I really liked that guy
'Would you like to try the product?'
Jenny to her 2 sprapping lads up North: I'm off out
Yes Australia does get cold. We have regions at this time of year with sleet, snow and minus 10 degrees Celsius.and colder.
Class pitch. Class bloke. Very calm and collected
Nobody:
Duncan Bannatyne: My father fought in the war!
😂😂😂
Peter would have joined the British ‘Free’ Corps...
Legend is Duncan, so is his dad 🇬🇧
hats off to duncan always helps people what i like about him, kind man, world would be a better place if they were all like duncan
What a rare sight to see; Duncan actually investing for once!
Duncan: I have to say I disagree.
Peter: You can't disagree.
Duncan: I can disagree. It's a democracy. My father fought in the war.
😂