The short and sorry history of online content moderation – NJSBA CLE panel presentation
Ron ColemanI told you I was doing this here. And it was loads of fun!
All things in moderation
https://twitter.com/RonColeman/status/1526327154371354629?s=20&t=dBrIlhxxXt5t4TrCvhomQQ
Shopify: “Empowering independent business owners everywhere”
https://twitter.com/AJKayWriter/status/1514655191856914435?s=20&t=Hw8uoEKdrOYftLctJiOtfw
Instagurlz
You should subscribe to Julie Nolke’s channel (and my slightly less popular one of course).
Get woke or go broke
As my friend Vivek Ramaswamy explains, it really makes perfect economic sense. But as a matter of culture, would SNL dare do this 2017 bit in 2022?
Meet the Bloggers!
Well, we used to be bloggers.
The ending justifies the mean$
https://twitter.com/guyverhofstadt/status/1486010194006061056?s=20&t=yuPjAfne7dXsDX3fvqYBAQ https://twitter.com/IGN/status/1486704804302835715?s=20&t=yuPjAfne7dXsDX3fvqYBAQ
Ryan George goes shopping on Amazon
The Internet was supposed to make brand differentiation and consumer choice… tight.
Yule remember this old chestnut
https://twitter.com/likely2confuse/status/1474356641193730070?s=20
That’s it. That’s the post.
Really, just Sarah Burstein: Okay, okay. Sarah and Dennis Crouch. “Iconic,” of course, could stand in for “secondary meaning,” in this case acquired distinctiveness. But that is essentially a judicial…
Grey goods for luxury come of age
One of my favorite trademark topics. It’s happening!
Free speech in academia
Princeton’s Professor Robert P. George explains the NATO-like idea behind the new Academic Freedom Alliance: “An Attack on One is an Attack on All”
The Stupendium: “The Data Stream”
A nerdy (yay!) rapper called The Stupendium nails so much about how things work on the Internet these days that it even includes topical commentary on click-wrap licenses, thus qualifying…