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Shaq versus the shake: what a government meme reveals about false endorsement and brand control

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A US health agency's use of Shaquille O'Neal's familiar timeout image in a post about Shake Shack's 1,900-calorie shake offers a compact lesson in false endorsement.
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Shaq versus the shake: what a government meme reveals about false endorsement and brand control

A US health agency's use of Shaquille O'Neal's familiar timeout image in a post about Shake Shack's 1,900-calorie shake offers a compact lesson in false endorsement.

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worldtrademarkreview.com broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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