The domain game
I don’t do enough domain-name dispute resolution work under the UDRP to even pretend to be a UDRP maven, but I do know a couple […]
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Ron Coleman
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Domain names only, please — if that
When is a UDRP claim more, and less, than a UDRP claim? William Morris reports: The Panel spent considerable effort recounting the facts and allegations […]
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Best of 2013: Yes, Virginia, domain names do matter
First published on July 19, 2013. That’s one thing I learned at the New York Intellectual Property Law Association’s “Hot Topics in” all kinds of […]
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Continue reading » Mission Accomplia
The silly Accomplia sabre-rattling is over. Per the EFF, Sanofi-Aventis backed down: “Under terms of Tuesday’s settlement, AcompliaReport.com keeps its domain name, as long as […]
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Ron Coleman
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On context at the intersection of mass tort litigation and intellectual property.
There isn’t much of an intersection of mass tort litigation and intellectual property law, but here’s a tidbit that falls squarely into that slim territory: […]
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Matthew David Brozik
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Yes, Virginia, domain names do matter
That’s one thing I learned at the New York Intellectual Property Law Association’s “Hot Topics in” all kinds of stuff CLE seminar last Wednesday, July […]
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Dot-xxx: The Rosy Dawn of a New Blue Era
We all knew this day would come, even if not everyone wanted it to: The sponsored top-level domain .xxx is up and running, although addresses […]
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Wake up and smell the music!
There was an important decision in the TTAB — so important that it’s “precedential” even, if you can imagine! As John Welch explains, the TTAB […]
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Continue reading » Defensive domaining
Kevin Murphy, editor of Domainincite, has a pretty interesting teaser for an analysis — subscription required (maybe he’ll shoot me one, though?) — of how the […]
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Continue reading » Squatting not like tango; it doesn’t take two
Venkat Balasubramani, over at Eric Goldman’s place, reports on another court suggesting that there is no such thing as contributory cybersquatting, in a case that illuminates […]
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Sunset for your call letters
In honor of my presentation tomorrow morning before the Connecticut Broadcasters Association (program here) in Hartford, here’s a link to a handy on-point article […]
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Continue reading » Leo the Loser
John Welch keeps us up to date on the latest smashing adventures of trademark gadfly and general pain in the caboose Leo Stoller.
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