Porn played over Target store loudspeakers

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I suspect itā€™s some prankster who was using one of the phones on the floor to access the PA system.

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Whatā€™s really odd is the Target in my town NEVER has music playing. Being used to bland Muzak whenever I am in a storeā€¦ itā€™s downright creepy going to the Target here.

Muzak (capital M) is a copyrighted brand name. It is not to be used generically.

I suppose you feel the same way about Kleenex, Skillsaw, and Tums, huh?

Nobodyā€™s getting confused here when I say ā€œmuzakā€ meaning boring background music designed mostly just to fill silence.

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What I feel isnā€™t the issue. I stated a fact. The only one confused here is you. And the other names you mentioned are registered names as well. Or donā€™t you know what that little R in the circle means?

Iā€™m saying that trademarks often become common parlance as generic identifiers, no matter that the trademark itself has remained valid. Itā€™s just easier to say Kleenex instead of ā€œunbranded soft nasal tissuesā€, and itā€™s easier to say muzak instead of ā€œbland inoffensive backround music played in stores restaurants and public placesā€.

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