Un tema que a veces no se presta demasiada atención, pero la tiene, es el spoofing de marcas. Juegos de palabras, buscadas con todo el ‘cariño’, para intentar parecerse a la original ayudándose, algunas, de la grafía del logotipo. Esta, la que le presento, no tiene desperdicio.

Su objetivo es ganar viralidad, y extender el mensaje subyacente de su autor (que lleva consigo), a todos los usuarios que envían y reenvían la imagen a los contactos de sus contactos. He aquí su importancia, basada en un guiño gráfico, un tanto humorístico, en alguno de ellos.

Aquí unos buenos ejemplos via thinkharvest.

Like a lot of other companies, Apple is one of the most imitated corporates over the world. Its products are in the point of view of the piracy, because they dominate the world user market.

Now, it’s the turn of iPhone. It has appeared a clone of it in an online shop, at middle cost. Seller assure the phone is exactly the same, open to all networks in USA and Canada (iPhone is limited), and with all its extras and characteristics.

Of corse, this may warn Apple to this fact. But, sincerely, in this specific case, I think this HiPhone haven’t any future. They could sell some phones, but Apple brand is very strong, and his culture has the heaviness enough to bear [soportar] this kind of attacks. But, any way, Apple has to be on the alert for these cases.