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Facebook trademark caught in legal face-off between ex-classmates

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  • Long before Zuckerberg moved to Silicon Valley in 2004, the Facebook term was widely used at Harvard to describe any paper or electronic book that displayed the faces of students and faculty “in a structured manner,” Greenspan wrote in his petition.

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