
Best of 2013: WORLD TRADE CENTER naming rights and municipal IP policy – What rights?
“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... Read more
Lawyer Ron Coleman on brands, the Internet & free speech
“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... Read more
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... Read more
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)... Read more
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... Read more
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,... Read more
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... Read more
Via Boing Boing — ArchitectureChicago reports that the Marina City Towers condominium association is claiming “common law copyright” on the landmark Chicago buildings’ “name or... Read more
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... Read more
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... Read more
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,... Read more
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... Read more
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®,... Read more
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... Read more
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... Read more