I can’t remember the last time I rounded up recent topical Twitter tweets via this blog’s likely2confuse feed, and I’m not even going to try to backfill that far. But here’s a bunch to catch all of us up a bit on some of last month’s highlights (March 2016):
Download this article and win IP rights utterly unhinged from morality!
Did I get that right @marcorandazza? https://t.co/qeJYPIJ41W
— Likelihood ®© Blog (@likely2confuse) March 1, 2016
Hate to be that guy, but from a #brand management perspective, if I’m the #trademark holder… I object. https://t.co/FeQPXcSah0
— Likelihood ®© Blog (@likely2confuse) March 2, 2016
“I’ll take Puns for Trademark Lawyers for $600, Alex.” #initialinterestconfusion #ecommerce #Amazon https://t.co/GPlIbs0NE2
— Carol Brani (@CarolOnAdvLaw) March 3, 2016
Smart piece on 7th Circuit decision re “Land o Lakes” #trademark dilution claims. Know when to fold ‘em, big corps. https://t.co/hPTQUGNgiJ
— Heraty Law (@heratylaw) March 6, 2016
Money talks … or silences. https://t.co/jAx7yb2wNP
— TTABlog (@TTABlog) March 7, 2016
Selecting a Business Name in a Social Media Crazy World by @IPWatchdog via https://t.co/bKP6zPoR5x #trademarks
— Gene Quinn (@ipwatchdog) March 6, 2016
Meh. All prpty allocation regimes are rigged; Coase taught this 60 years ago. #IP rent just happens to be high now https://t.co/TaB6lkObyc
— Likelihood ®© Blog (@likely2confuse) March 10, 2016
@mhintzesq @pchestek – Maybe she can patent it?
— TTABlog (@TTABlog) March 11, 2016
Relatedly:
Check out my
“Post-Scandalousness”
board @Pinteresthttps://t.co/Atkm85nAx4#trademarks https://t.co/8uLtXtgyDY— Ed Timberlake (@TimberlakeLaw) March 11, 2016
The do’s and don’ts of dot com disclosures: How to avoid breaking the law. https://t.co/UTGFGyYNfo pic.twitter.com/R8l9goMHT7
— THE FASHION LAW (@TheFashionLaw) March 15, 2016
And… that gets to the Ides. Which is just about as far back as we need to go; you surely remember the rest.
Twitter has become a very busy place!
Originally posted 2016-04-04 10:10:56. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
