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Just had a bizarre experience while doing routine tracking of where readers of the blog come from. The most recent referrer was from an automated […]
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Trademark Law: The Dismal Science
The Tata Group put out this press release about a trademark decision that some people seem to think is funny. It is evidently connected with […]
Continue reading »Q the Lawyers
A report in the online Financial Express says that Nissan is suing Audi over “Q.” To wit: “We are seeking to bar Audi from using […]
Continue reading »I Read Dead Peoples’ Email: UPDATE
Remember this item? Michell Malkin reports on new developments. Like her, though for different reasons set out in my original post, I’m lukewarm about this […]
Continue reading »Culture Killers or Pains in the Neck?
Wired reports on a new book whose thrust, evidently, aligns decently well with my own little personal views (and not just mine): Brand Name Bullies. […]
Continue reading »Update: Who Rolled the Stone Away?
Courtesy of Best of the Web Today, we learn that Rolling Stone magazine has repented of its earlier sins and has accepted the Bible ad. […]
Continue reading »Standing Shmoe to Shmoe
The author of this weblog was quoted in USC Annenberg’s Online Journalism Review in an article entitled “Tsunami Video Alliance Portends Future Distribution for Amateurs” […]
Continue reading »“I Have a Dream ©”
The online Globe and Mail has an important item on how documentary filmmakers and others are being slammed by the IP equity grab, called “How […]
Continue reading »More on Email Privacy for the Dead
The New York Times (linked to by Drudge) has an article entitled The Secret Lives of Just About Everybody which opens, compellingly, as follows: One […]
Continue reading »Media Bloggers Legal Defense Project
Originally posted 2005-01-10 23:05:00. Republished by Blog Post PromoterThe Media Bloggers Association is setting up a stable of attorneys “to provide MBA members with first-line […]
Continue reading »Evel Knievel’s tarnished reputation
Yahoo! News reports that the Ninth Circuit (them again!) has ruled that an online photo caption referring to him in the presence of two women […]
Continue reading »Google me this
If trademark / Internet cases are not at the top of things to stay on top of in late December, you may have missed this […]
Continue reading »Blogging for Industry.
If one more person tells me that I am going to have to blog, why, that will make a number of people. So what I’m […]
Continue reading »Strict construction
No, not more about that constitutional dustup at the Volokh Conspiracy. The delivery guys were supposed to be here yesterday with a blog roll and […]
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