
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 for maybe 25 or so blogs, right?
Well, at least there’s microblogging, which I’ve tried to keep doing on Twitter. As it turns out, I drive 20 minutes to work now instead of spending an hour or two a day on buses or trains. The down side of that lifestyle improvement is that I used to do most of my topical tweeting while commuting, But what’s still here is, I hope you’ll agree, pretty choice.
You may have missed some good stuff, in fact, from the @likely2confuse Twitter feed over the last few months. Excluding tweets about the appeal regarding THE SLANTS trademark (because, you know, enough already), here’s some the stuff I broadcast about trademark, copyright and related topics recently — there’s actually so much that I think you’d like, if you read LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION®, that I had to limit this post to the best of what I tweeted in May of this year (2015):
Thank the bloggers for dispensing their wisdoms! @pchestek @TTABlog @TMESQ #inta15 pic.twitter.com/IV5s9gzpAD
— Xiaomin Li (@li_xiao_min) May 5, 2015
Blog Post: Blogger Isn’t Liable For Anonymous Reader Comments–Mezzacappa v O’Hare http://t.co/BpxJKSM2zS
— Eric Goldman (@ericgoldman) May 5, 2015
like overturning the .sucks truck. https://t.co/OI3ZuHjc2u
— TrademarkBlog (@TrademarkBlog) May 5, 2015
The main thing is that we keep sending them, no matter what, of course! https://t.co/xN3bRHWVhP
— Ron Coleman (@RonColeman) May 4, 2015
And what a room! https://t.co/FiP7teDSLH
— Likelihood TM Blog (@likely2confuse) May 6, 2015
Macy’s Case Highlights Issues of Trademark Abandonment | New York Law Journal http://t.co/lCXU1sXTGH
— TTABlog (@TTABlog) May 9, 2015
INTA has published a #Trademark Assignment Agreement Checklist. Check it out: http://t.co/T8Xlvbrdvi
— INTA (@INTA) May 14, 2015
Today’s 9th Cir en banc opinion in Garcia v Google is the most direct repudiation yet of ‘IP immigration.’ #copyright http://t.co/Rauiu9pTVq
— Matt Schruers (@MSchruers) May 18, 2015
How could there be likelihood of confusion where the infringer makes a pun of the trademark to criticize the owner? https://t.co/R6v8Bnkpv1
— Justin Clark (@NotQuiteGeneric) May 19, 2015
But then you remembered you’re a lawyer. https://t.co/OgKxxZYB0h
— Likelihood TM Blog (@likely2confuse) May 21, 2015
Three Summary Judgment Motions: Morehouse Defense, Claim Preclusion, and Contract Estoppel http://t.co/Qm3FngYIUy pic.twitter.com/lOHIYt8HZr
— TTABlog (@TTABlog) May 22, 2015
The Supreme Court holds that a good faith belief that a patent is invalid is not a defense to inducement. http://t.co/VpC4sL9rls
— Mark Lemley (@marklemley) May 26, 2015
“REVOLUTION™ — USA, Cuba, and the Future of Trademarks” https://t.co/KV6AP8oBfF HT @Prof_Farley #trademarks
— Proof of Use (@ProofofUse) May 27, 2015
Thanks to @jnsheff for ruining my day by pointing out this dreadful TTAB decision on trademark parody. https://t.co/4XLxDyu2Yk
— William McGeveran (@BillMcGev) May 26, 2015
Selling Someone Else’s Instagram #photo for $90,000 at http://t.co/HBqW7MihfN @iplegalfreebies #art
— Vanessa Kaster (@iplegalfreebies) May 29, 2015
I should do this every month. Of course, there’s a lot I should do. What you should do, however, is follow @likely2confuse!
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