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New IP blog: Put on your Branding Cap. Originally posted 2012-03-12 15:41:34. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Read more
Category: LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION®
Blogi-what?
Usually around this time of year LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION® remarks on its “blogiversary,” the story of which is not at all tiresomely set out somewhere... Read more
Mimeograph Me
The online edition (free registration required) of the Times Herald-Record, “serving New York’s Hudson Valley and the Catskills,” reports about a blogger suit brought back... Read more
The Tiffany trial
Sharmil McKee has the latest on the Tiffany v. eBay trial: The closing arguments concluded on Tuesday, 11/20 after a week-long bench trial. The judge... Read more
Ha, ha. Hey kids!
M-I-C — Cease and desist! K-E-Y — Why? Because we caught you! M-O-U-S-EEEEEEEEEEEEEE! Originally posted 2009-02-12 21:54:50. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Read more
The 2006 Weblog Awards: Best Law Blog
Vote here if you like that sort of thing! LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION? Ah. Yes. Well. Uh, no, we’re not nominated. But it’s an honor just... Read more
Lots of law
Via Boing Boing, what seems like a significant announcement for lawyers and other living things not employed by large firms: Public.Resource.Org and Fastcase, Inc. announced... Read more
The old IP/antitrust axis, revived
Michael Atkins examines a recent decision addressing the possibility of “restraint of trade by trademark.” The supposed nexus of antitrust and intellectual property always takes... Read more
Pod people pursued
Apple wants all the “-pod” trademark territory for itself. Actually, contrary to the ZDNet article and my own usually liberal opinions on this sort of... Read more
Weblog awards
We never win, so it’s not about that. The reason must be because we write about sub-niche topics here which for some reason not everyone... Read more
Open Source — Yes, There’s Room to Debate
If you’re lucky enough to be anywhere near Palo Alto on Thursday, you might want to check out this Open Source Debate being sponsored by... Read more
Facebook in your soup?
Eric Goldman makes an interesting point about too-clever-by-half lawyering (“what the hell, let’s throw everyone in”) that’s actually pretty stupid. I’ve highlighted that point at... Read more
Anti-lawyer / doc gripe sites: More information, not regulation
Julie Hilden considers the legality of “Web ‘Blacklists’ at FindLaw: With the chance of misinterpreting information considerable, why not regulate – or even ban –... Read more
Vo-do-de-o
The Trademark Blog reports on the dispute between ICED VOVO v ICED DOUGH VO. The song is here. Just try to stay in your seat!... Read more