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Keith Cowing
Just learned that @NASA has an agreement with @Target. Great news! Did they tell anyone? No.
— NASA Watch (@NASAWatch) October 12, 2020
– NASA Space Apps Challenge: An Underutilized Tool For Global Reach, earlier post
– How NASA Uses DIME/Soft Power To Extend A Global Reach (Update), earlier post
– Understanding NASA’s Global Reach, earlier post
– NASA’s Global Branding Reach Is Often Under Appreciated, earlier post
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I always thought it is a pity that as a government agency NASA isn’t allowed to charge anything for using its logo. If it could NASA would have probably made billions of dollars in licensing fees. For example Coach has a NASA luxury line that is fairly expensive.
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https://www.coach.com/shop/…
BTW, the value added to clothing or other items that sell at a premium because they have the NASA logo is another example of NASA’s economic impact.
Keith NASA also has an agreement with clothing retailer H&M. There is an entire NASA apparel section dedicated only to NASA clothing in H&M stores throughout China.
And does NASA make any mention of this? No.