Free speech and anonymity on the Internet
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Underwriting by untermenschen
Chubb recently refused to insure a New Jersey law firm because it has a blog. This is not surprising. What’s largely going on, I can... Read more
Scrabbled in India: Copyright no, trademark yes
No time to blog on the eve of Rosh Hashana, but we had to pass this development in the Scrabulous story on before the sun... Read more
Wrongly Petting
This is about my cat. My cat has no interest in intellectual property, defamation or the First Amendment. Well, okay, he does exercise the First... Read more
Tech Law Advisor Reviews the Blawgs
Tech Law Advisor hosts the Blawg Review this week, and being a tech guy, tries something technologically different: Welcome to Blawg Review Live – a... Read more
Okay, some patent stories are good
Unlike some lawyers’ sense of judgment, or proofreading ability. From a pending patent application: What will forevermore be known as the infamous Claim Number Nine:... Read more
I’m okay, you’re okay. Okay? Uh, okay??
G. Mathew Lombard demonstrates for trademark defendants the way to triple the cost of their initial retainers. Originally posted 2006-11-14 14:00:11. Republished by Blog Post... Read more
Where is the love?
Love conquers all — but never, never when it comes to trademarks! The relationship was renewed only three days ago and yet Gucci’s love affair... Read more
The Licensing Law Blog
My friend Richard Bergovoy has finally come in from the cold and, since January, has been publishing The Licensing Law Blog. Richard’s smart, he’s funny, and... Read more
Free Speech Only Comes in One Flavor
Instapundit — that “online magazine of opinion!” — links to a New York Post piece suggesting that the Hensarling bill to exempt bloggers from the... Read more
Where was Betsy’s Page?
We linked below to this item that has developed over the weekend — someone had swiped Betsy’s Page, one of the first blogs I advertised... Read more
Free advice
It’s the Internet Law Treatise, “a project to maintain a free, open licensed, collaborative treatise summarizing the law related to the Internet with the cooperation... Read more
The new disengagement
From Oliver Herzfeld on LinkedIn: Frankly, I think it’s brilliant. There’s more at the link. (Why doesn’t LinkedIn provide embed codes?! Originally posted 2020-03-29 18:50:47.... Read more
Overlawyered: Trademark abuses of the month
Hmm. Working my territory. Not surprising considering who posted it… Originally posted 2007-06-28 12:18:00. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Read more