Ron Coleman on the law affecting brands, the Internet & free speech
Remember “Who, What, When and Where”? The New York Times headline says, “Actor Morgan Freeman wins cybersquatting case.” Now read the Reuters story (covered untouched, […]
Bill Heinze writes about Patent Terrorism and whether it fits into the model, oft discussed here, of improper use of the intellectual property system as […]
Originally posted 2005-05-09 13:04:00. Republished by Blog Post PromoterHope there’s still time to change your summer plans to fit in another IP seminar presentation — […]
Originally posted 2009-09-21 22:24:56. Republished by Blog Post PromoterIn far-off Hong Kong, the Motion Picture Association has created a Boy Scout merit badge on copyright [original link […]
Originally posted 2014-03-14 10:40:56. Republished by Blog Post PromoterData security and privacy are not big topical interests of mine. Anything Europeans are obsessive about can’t […]
The online New York Law Journal (registration with a credit card for at least a free trial required) reports as follows: ALBANY: In an unprecedented […]
A story from the L.A. Times / Washington Post syndicate, evidently sent to press before the Pope’s death, told of the increase in sales of […]
Just had a bizarre experience while doing routine tracking of where readers of the blog come from. The most recent referrer was from an automated […]
The Tata Group put out this press release about a trademark decision that some people seem to think is funny. It is evidently connected with […]
A report in the online Financial Express says that Nissan is suing Audi over “Q.” To wit: “We are seeking to bar Audi from using […]
Remember this item? Michell Malkin reports on new developments. Like her, though for different reasons set out in my original post, I’m lukewarm about this […]
Instapundit reports that Mike Bates at the Bates Line blog is fighting back against meritless legal threats from his nemesis, 500-pound media gorilla (in Tulsa […]
Wired reports on a new book whose thrust, evidently, aligns decently well with my own little personal views (and not just mine): Brand Name Bullies. […]
Courtesy of Best of the Web Today, we learn that Rolling Stone magazine has repented of its earlier sins and has accepted the Bible ad. […]