Trademark notice
U-ROCK® and associated logos, station identities, and brand marks are trademarks of The U-ROCK® Network, LLC ("U-ROCK® Network"), used in connection with broadcast media, music discovery, artist development, and community programming. Unauthorized use of these marks, or use of a name confusingly similar to them in a related line of business, may constitute trademark infringement under applicable law.
Our approach to enforcement
We take trademark protection seriously because the U-ROCK® name represents decades of work. That said, our first step is always a direct, good-faith conversation — not a legal threat. Where an existing business is found to be using a similar name, we prefer to offer a clear path forward: a defined trademark license, rather than disruption of an operating business.
This reflects our general practice; it is not a waiver of any right, and nothing here should be read as legal advice or a guarantee of outcome in any specific matter.
Trademark licensing
If you currently operate under a name that may conflict with a U-ROCK® mark, you can request a licensing conversation. Typical licenses define a fixed term, a specific scope of use tied to your business, an agreed one-time or periodic fee, and a renewal check-in before the term ends. Full details: brand.urock.network.
Contact Licensing →Reporting a potential infringement
If you believe a business, product, or online presence is using the U-ROCK® name or a confusingly similar mark without authorization, contact us with:
- The name/entity and where you encountered it (URL, location, etc.)
- Your relationship to U-ROCK® Network, if any
- Any supporting documentation