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LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION™

Lawyer Ron Coleman on brands, the Internet & free speech

LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION™

Lawyer Ron Coleman on brands, the Internet & free speech

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Something in the air

Ron Coleman Jul 21, 2021 0 Comments

It’s been a long while since I did a roundup of recent topical tweets here. That is not by any stretch of the imagination a good reason to do one…

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Tweet me nice

Ron Coleman Feb 7, 2020 0 Comments

Into each blog, a Twitter rain must fall

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Top tweets of September

Ron Coleman Oct 29, 2019 0 Comments

I am way overdue for this, and no: it’s not just a cop-out to avoid “real blogging.” These tweets and RT’s are not at all different from what used to…

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On the tweets where you live

Ron Coleman Apr 17, 2018 1 Comments

Relatively recent, extremely important and topical tweets and retweets via @likely2confuse: Just to be clear I’m pretty much on the record in favor of free expression but if that ever…

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In like a lion – This March on Twitter

Ron Coleman Apr 4, 2016 0 Comments

I can’t remember the last time I rounded up recent topical Twitter tweets via this blog’s likely2confuse feed, and I’m not even going to try to backfill that far. But…

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ICYMI – LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION® on Twitter

Ron Coleman Jun 28, 2015 1 Comments

It’s been pretty busy for me since I moved to Archer & Greiner, PC, so I haven’t blogged all that much lately. And, after all, blogging is dead anyway, except…

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Twick or tweet?

Ron Coleman Oct 20, 2014 0 Comments

No, it’s not quite October 31st — that scary, creepy night when you’re so afraid of what’s out there that, if you’re LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION®, you close all the blinds…

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Tons of tweeting

Ron Coleman Apr 9, 2014 0 Comments

Yes, it is measured in tons. You never heard of guano? Anyway, here’s what the blog’s official Twitter account, @likely2confuse had to say over the last few months, along with…

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The tweets where you live

Ron Coleman Feb 4, 2014 0 Comments

On the occasion, if you will, of my Twitter feed — my personal one, @roncoleman (not the blog’s one, @likely2confuse!) — being named to Law Street Media’s #300 Voices list……

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Blawg Review #325.10

Ron Coleman Nov 3, 2013 3 Comments

Welcome to Blawg Review #325 — 325-and-a-tenth, to be exact. Presumably you got here from here. So it is, so it is. Let’s review. Dennis Crouch, of the ancient and…

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Tweets you missed

Ron Coleman Sep 3, 2013 0 Comments

I can’t blog about everything I ought to blog about, but I try to keep people who follow LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION® via @likely2confuse — or, if you must, the somewhat…

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Rededication

Ron Coleman Dec 8, 2012 0 Comments

Blawg Review # 242

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Fall a-twitter

Ron Coleman Sep 11, 2012 0 Comments

It’s time, with the crisp all in the air, to take a look back at the endless summer that wasn’t (wasn’t so endless) — topical tweets via @roncoleman: Web investigations…

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Baa, baa, Blawg Review #322

Ron Coleman May 22, 2012 2 Comments

Kevin Thompson of Cyberlaw Central, at considerable risk to life and limb, does a Skull-and-Bones themed Blawg Review. As a Princeton man I have my issues with this. But as…

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