By Ron ColemanIt’s been a long while since I did a roundup of recent topical tweets here. That is not by any stretch of the imagination a good reason to do one now, of course.
All the same, here we go, in the order I tweeted or RT’d them.
— LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION blog (@likely2confuse) April 6, 2021
I’ve particularly enjoyed interacting on Twitter w/ lawyers across the country & #lawtwitter. Whether it’s silly or serious takes, there are both anon. accounts & personal accounts that are incredible. Reply w/ your favorite law accounts, I want to follow who I’m not.
— Barred and Bearded (@RileeDHarrison) April 14, 2021
Recovering Domain Names Lost to Fraudulent Transfer https://t.co/9NTh9K7BFf #cybercrime #law
— Gerald M. Levine (@gmlevine) April 22, 2021
A reminder for #WorldIPDay from @pchestek:https://t.co/IOVXYAcv0H pic.twitter.com/EnVc9ypcOW
— Trademarks Are Magic (@TimberlakeLaw) April 26, 2021
In our latest episode of IP Talk, @TTABlog author John Welch takes a look at interesting #TTAB trends and cases and comments on the recently enacted Trademark Modernization Act. To listen to the episode and to subscribe to IP Talk, click here: https://t.co/aK5GZp1vDS @INTA pic.twitter.com/vUej0d4w9H
— Wolf Greenfield (@wolfgreenfield) April 27, 2021
?It’s the most, wonderful tiiiiiiiiiiime, of the yeeeeeaaar? pic.twitter.com/8V9bGcfarf
— Oilfield Rando (@Oilfield_Rando) June 1, 2021
— zach silberberg (@zachsilberberg) June 12, 2021
The other nine bought one on purpose https://t.co/B4IgtxkUT0
— LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION blog (@likely2confuse) June 15, 2021
Companies have been quick to support #Pride this month. But their PAC spending tells a different story. • OpenSecrets https://t.co/QhEQxjWbCW
— LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION blog (@likely2confuse) June 15, 2021
Dear @VictoriasSecret
— It's all a distraction (@it_distraction) June 17, 2021
You do not understand your market audience. A real woman does not want to look like a lesbian soccer player.
Twitter colludes with your government to censor your speech. @pnjaban and @RonColeman have the receipts! pic.twitter.com/34wuElxm6q
— Election Wizard (@ElectionWiz) June 18, 2021
Well, they say, a picture is worth a thousand words…
— Mike Kanach (@mkanach) June 28, 2021
So when you think of this opinion in that context… https://t.co/gH0Xo4yxSk
this thread!! ??? https://t.co/KH51EsDOyc
— alexandra j. roberts (@lexlanham) June 25, 2021
Agree 100% this word fails to function as a source-identifying mark for apparel and that failure to function is a useful trademark doctrine. It does not violate the First Amendment unless it is applied in a viewpoint-discriminatory manner, and there is no evidence of that here. https://t.co/49p4U87TPO
— Lisa P Ramsey (@LPRamsey) June 28, 2021
NEW: Second Circuit upholds harsh sanctions against prolific attorney labeled "copyright troll." https://t.co/XAXvBAbMOc pic.twitter.com/H02kVSRYVV
— Bill Donahue (@Bill__Donahue) June 25, 2021
Checks out https://t.co/pW4ZoIoXcN
— LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION blog (@likely2confuse) July 1, 2021
Brand accounts waiting to see who gets rid of their rainbow first pic.twitter.com/bBL3ICasUH
— Justin Whang ? (@JustinWhang) July 1, 2021
Ryan George on brands https://t.co/DmwaRDpww0
— LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION blog (@likely2confuse) July 7, 2021
This is why we fought the good fight https://t.co/XQSsf4LH8j
— LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION blog (@likely2confuse) July 7, 2021
Congratulations to my @dhillonlaw partner @RonColeman for defeating the lawsuit brought against client Logan Cook aka Carpe Donktum and 45 over the infamous toddler video, commentary upon which is a matter of public interest! Congrats to President Trump as well! #FirstAmendment https://t.co/bQKyi29n9v
— Harmeet K. Dhillon (@pnjaban) July 9, 2021
Washington Football Team’s Future to Include No Connection to Native Imagery | Currents https://t.co/tYK9wZJA1k
— TTABlog (@TTABlog) July 13, 2021
Invitados a este webinar el próximo 22 de julio a las 17:00 @RonColeman Francisco Pérez @FlavioArosemena @pame_j_aguirre @uees_ec
— AEPI Ecuador (@AepiEcuador) July 16, 2021
Link de registro: https://t.co/WfZAeCCzJ2 pic.twitter.com/sJnF5njgfG
There is no circumstance — none — in which it's acceptable for the White House or any other agency of the government to be providing lists to Facebook of "problematic" content it wants removed, yet's that exactly what Psaki says they're doing:https://t.co/NTbP8fhBbi
— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) July 15, 2021