NBC's Community used a logo and color scheme very similar to that of Southern Adventist University to represent the show's county museum.
Community is a television comedy series about a group of students attending a fictional community college called Greendale. On the other hand, Collegedale, TN is home to Southern Adventist University.
The logo is found in the show's Oct. 14 episode, "Basic Rocket Science."
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Friday, October 15, 2010
Did NBC copy Southern Adventist University's logo and colors?
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2 comments:
Wait a second!! You're right! hahaha...as a Southern alumn I can say that is not cool.
Well I will have to say that in the event this was a tv comedy show of a fictional college, copying color scheme and logo design this close could be classified as using copyrighted imaging without permission. I'm not a law expert but they didn't redesign their logo enough to be much different from that of Southern's.
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