A mysterious tag by an anonymous graffiti artist is intriguing students around the campus of UCLA in Westwood, California. The simple, spray-painted message: “I’m gay.” A gay NYC ...

Earlier this week supporters of the online hacktivist and trolling community Anonymous were up in arms after it emerged that a small French company called Early Flicker had trademarked their logo ...

French company Early Flicker has trademarked the logo and slogan of Anonymous, an action the hacking group says ‘will not go unpunished’. Anonymous has threatened Early Flicker with attacks to ...

Full story here. UPDATE: (Aug. 1, 16.30 GMT): Some supporters of Anonymous suspect the trademarking of their logo is part of an elaborate prank. Meanwhile a representative from France's trademark ...

In a move that seems like a spectacularly poor idea, French T-shirt manufacturer Early Flicker has registered a trademark on Anonymous' iconic logo and slogan. Michelle Starr is CNET's science ...

Anonymous' iconic logo was quietly trademarked in France in February, but now that Anonymous has found out, it's not going to take it lying down. Twitter user Asher_Wolf picked up on the trademark ...

Left unsaid is the fact that Anonymous could have saved itself all this trouble if it had just bothered to trademark its own logo for itself. And of course, E-Flicker probably should pick its ...

A French Web agency has risked the wrath of activists by registering the logo and motto of the Anonymous group of hackers. "We are legion. We do not forgive. We do not forget. Expect us." ...