Category: LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION®

Infamy or Praise, which treated us to an infernal Blawg Review a while back, lightens up a bit. Read more

Comments on the Empire State legal guild’s reaction to modernity closed yesterday. Greg Beck writes about what the ‘CLU folks sent in. Read more

We’ve been blogrolled by the Hobnobblog (three b’s there), a commercial blog for The Capitol Net, a company that does Washingtonish things.  I don’t look... Read more

I know, I know — redundant. So in that spirit, I am reprinting part of what I wrote about this a couple of weeks ago,... Read more

Is Counterfeit Chic the best soft IP blog out there? It might be. Susan Scafidi blows me away, and this post — nicked per her... Read more

Today’s New York Law Journal has an article on the proposed new regulations that would destroy the use of the Internet by lawyers, stating that... Read more

I wrote a few weeks ago that perhaps the most compelling novelty of the power of the Internet is not the virtual absence of barriers... Read more

To inaccuracy, that is. Two howlers: Intellectual Property: A product or idea that has tangible commercial value. * * * Trademark: A name, label or... Read more

The Patent and Trademark Office has denied reconsideration of its denial of John Welch’s application for a registration for TTABLOG. John has appealed — to... Read more

The New York Times catches onto Technorati. Read more

The work of my INTA subcommittee, on an issue raised by me (and followed through on mostly by others): INTA – Initial Interest Confusion September... Read more

Mercury News reports: A federal judge granted Google a significant victory Thursday, ruling that the search engine did not violate federal law when it sold... Read more

We’ve written about Apple’s attempt to command the “pod space” in terms of trademark by the transmission of aggressive cease and desist letters. Now it... Read more

New mandatory blog for federal litigators (including, of course, trademark and copyright practitioners) and others interested in the world of Big Law. David Lat, formerly... Read more