Category: LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION®

TradeMark Express runs down the latest in the horse race among the presidential candidates (and, it seems, those who want to profit somehow from their... Read more

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

Susan Scafidi reports: If Dad says no, ask Mom. And if the Federal District Court for the Southern District of New York says no, ask... Read more

Truly scrumptious:  Speaking again of “what’s not to love?,” check out this lede from Pamela Chestek on the topic of comestible love itself slathered with... Read more

Remember this story? Hormel has lost its attempt to regain control of its famous trademark in England, arguing — in an appropriately silly way — that... Read more

Mr. Boing-Boing himself is rewriting the rules about creativity, copyright and keysh: Remember four weeks ago when I told you that my young adult novel... Read more

I’m just back from 10 days R&R in Egypt, and while I plow through all that piled up while gone, ponder this one: Outside the... Read more

Robert Cox: Here’s how Google should change its ad-censoring policy. Looks reasonable to me. Learned commentary is invited. UPDATE:  The story, really, is bigger than... Read more

Kanye West and Evel Knievel are going to mediation on this case. News reports are describing this as all but a settlement, but that seems... Read more

Maybe Google just couldn’t find this story on the Internet?  Uh… on little-known Interwebs site, Instapundit?: THE END OF OBJECTIVITY AT GOOGLE? “Google this week... Read more