Ron Coleman on the law affecting brands, the Internet & free speech
Originally posted 2007-06-14 11:42:55. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Manchester Cathedral, Winchester Cathedral — same thing. We’ve written in the past — well, not us, […]
Via Boing Boing — ArchitectureChicago reports that the Marina City Towers condominium association is claiming “common law copyright” on the landmark Chicago buildings’ “name or […]
First posted July 5, 2016. Via the Duets Blog, a trademark resolution that has been building for far too long: It is not easy to […]
The big story today, as One World Trade Center nears completion, is about “rights” to the World Trade Center name, according to the Bergen County, […]
Via the Duets Blog, a trademark resolution that has been building for far too long: It is not easy to establish fame for purposes of […]
The Strategic Name Development blog reports that the naming rights to the New York Mets’ new baseball stadium have been sold to Citigroup. The stadium […]
“Best of” posts will continue until next week. This was originally posted on September 9, 2013. The big story today, as One World Trade Center […]
Michael Ratoza of U.S. IP LAW reports (via @BeelJDPhD) on a case that issues a somewhat stunning ruling for those of us, such as LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION®, […]
Originally posted 2012-08-17 10:14:15. Republished by Blog Post Promoter How detailed do architectural drawings have to be to qualify for copyright protection? Not all that […]
First posted November 17, 2014. Demain Anne Hidalgo est sur la Tour pour goûter au vertige du vide! La tour dans ses nvx atours…. pic.twitter.com/DU39LzGThR […]
Demain Anne Hidalgo est sur la Tour pour goûter au vertige du vide! La tour dans ses nvx atours…. pic.twitter.com/DU39LzGThR — pierre eric spitz (@sprichtt) […]
Whether someone else’s movie includes your building in Times Square (a properly defunct trademark claim) or, as Marty Schwimmer reports, your pinball machine in the […]
Can a building be a trademark? Can a photo of a building be a trademark? Can a drawing based on a photo of a building […]
Michael Atkins is beside himself with intellectual-property-enforcement frustration about the use of an image of the Seattle Space Needle — a tall pointy building what […]