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Report: Ukrainian immigrant-owned Texas Selfie Museum raising relief money - Vimarsana News

Report: Ukrainian immigrant-owned Texas Selfie Museum raising relief money

Co-owners Alex Kurylin, Margaryta Schwery and Igor Benchak are raising money for people facing hardships in their home country.

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Texas Selfie Museum in Austin raises relief money for Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Texas Selfie Museum in Austin raises relief money for Ukraine

As their business expands, it's been difficult in recent weeks for the three co-owners, as Russia invades their native Ukraine.

Selfie wars: Museum of Selfies sues Miami's Original Selfie Museum - Vimarsana News

Selfie wars: Museum of Selfies sues Miami's Original Selfie Museum

As if there weren’t enough places in South Florida to take selfies — not enough beaches, not enough gleaming high-rises, not enough colorful re

Selfie 'museums' in trademark fight; Sticks are optional - South Florida Sun-Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Selfie 'museums' in trademark fight; Sticks are optional - South Florida Sun-Sentinel

A Los Angeles company, Museum of Selfies is suing Selfie Museum LLC, owner of the Original Selfie Museum in Miami, claiming it violated its trademark when it opened seven so-called selfie museums across the U.S. The defendant claims the term Selfie Museum cannot be trademarked because it's become a generic term.

Selfie wars: Museum of Selfies sues Miami's Original Selfie Museum, claiming rival stole its trademark - Vimarsana News

Selfie wars: Museum of Selfies sues Miami's Original Selfie Museum, claiming rival stole its trademark

A Los Angeles company, Museum of Selfies is suing Selfie Museum LLC, owner of the Original Selfie Museum in Miami, claiming it violated its trademark when it opened seven so-called selfie museums across the U.S. The defendant claims the term Selfie Museum cannot be trademarked because it's become a generic term.