ONE CONSUMER'S TRASH IS ANOTHER'S TREASURE: UPCYCLING' S PLACE IN TRADEMARK LAW.

The article focuses on background information on the U.S. trademark law, traditional infringement, and upcycling which is materially different from traditional infringement. It mentions pervasive infringement framework, including traditional infringement exceptions and policy arguments that distinguish upcycling from traditional infringement. It also mentions necessity of distinguishing between traditional infringement and upcycling.