refers to a specific 1972 issue of the Danish erotic magazine Week-End Sex . Launched in 1967 by pornographer Leo Madsen, the publication was part of a movement to contest Danish obscenity laws. Background and Context
: The magazine began as a weekly publication that intentionally challenged existing legal frameworks regarding pornography. Week-end Sex No 28 3 Jahrgang (1972)
: Week-End Sex is frequently cited in legal case law, particularly regarding trademark registration. In the case In re McGinley , the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) famously ruled that the title "WEEK-END SEX" was not so offensive as to preclude registration, regardless of the magazine's actual pornographic content. refers to a specific 1972 issue of the