I'm not sure Sensodyne actually have a case, to be honest. Rhyming/similar-but-spelt-differently brands are fairly common. Whether that's a case of the original brand owner not bothering to stop them, or not being able to afford to, or whether it's because it's perfectly legal, I don't know.
And yes, GetUp are an NPO. It was set up by a few guys when Howard got control of both houses. So... three or four years ago?
From what I remember of their email, the ads also being shown on free-to-air tv, so I imagine the money not going to Qantas will now be spent on more frequent ads or a longer run. Probably a good thing, really, because they're likely to reach a much larger audience, depending on what times the ads air. And I'm not really sure what the benefit is of showing it to politicians? I think getting more of the public aware of it so they can complain en masse is more useful.
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And yes, GetUp are an NPO. It was set up by a few guys when Howard got control of both houses. So... three or four years ago?
From what I remember of their email, the ads also being shown on free-to-air tv, so I imagine the money not going to Qantas will now be spent on more frequent ads or a longer run. Probably a good thing, really, because they're likely to reach a much larger audience, depending on what times the ads air. And I'm not really sure what the benefit is of showing it to politicians? I think getting more of the public aware of it so they can complain en masse is more useful.
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