Courtesy of Post Post introduced the OK GO! product in January. It includes one of four Post cereals in a cup with powdered milk, and consumers can add cold water to get a bowl of cereal on the go.

Indie pop band OK Go and breakfast titan Post have settled their legal action against each other stemming from a planned line of “OK Go!” cereals. As Rolling Stone reported in April, after ...

The breakfast cereal manufacturer Post is suing the pop-rock rock group OK Go over their band name, after Post recently started making a line of on-the-go cereals under the brand name "OK Go!" ...

OK Go, the rock band best known for conquering early YouTube with a series of viral music videos, recently has been drawn into a war with the breakfast cereal company Post Foods.

Instead, we are simply asking a court to find that Post is legally able to use the words OK GO! on its new breakfast cereal product.” She added that Post “reluctantly initiated this lawsuit ...

Indie rock band OK Go are attempting to stop the Post ... impossible,” attorneys for Post write in a letter. “Breakfast cereal and cereal-based snack foods are not related to sound recordings ...

Viral giants of the early YouTube era, OK Go, were sued by American breakfast cereal manufacturer Post earlier this year in the company's venture to trademark a line of to-go cereal cup products ...

The weird case -- a trademark battle over a line of cereal cups called "OK Go!" -- will end with a "confidential settlement agreement." By Bill Donahue The band OK Go has reached a confidential ...

Alt-rock band OK Go is being sued by cereal giant Post over the use of an almost identical name for its new grab-and-go breakfast offering. Earlier this year, Post unveiled a new milk-free ...

Indie pop band OK Go and breakfast titan Post have settled their legal action against each other stemming from a planned line of “OK Go!” cereals. As Rolling Stone reported in April, after Post ...