We don’t need no stinkin’ badges!
Ron ColemanShould there be a “blogger code of conduct“? Bloggers are facing some high-profile peer pressure to please be a little more polite. Blogs, online journal-style Web sites, are growing in…
New blawg for Oregon law
Ron ColemanOf course it’s called the Oregon Business Litigation blog! UPDATE: Now it’s called the Northwest Business Litigation blog! It’s a project of Ater Wynne LLP.
52 Fake Pick-Up
Susan proves she’s playing with a full deck with Counterfeit Chic’s Knockoff News No. 52, which must be the most flush edition yet.
Sixth Circuit IP
It’s a blog, and naturally we’re flattered to be linked. But boy, isn’t this a fairly scary prospect — IP law broken out by circuit? Come on, this supposed to…
Starting ’em out young
Counterfeit Chic looks at tomorrow’s counterfeiters. Well, that’s how Susan looks at them, anyway. When you’re a carpenter everything looks like a nail, you know?
What is this?
Why, its Blawg Review #92! Pip pip pip and how-da-ya-do!
I rate! And I float!
Got my genuine, secondary – meaning – generating TTABlog Floating Key Chain in the mail yesterday — just for being me! I knew I’d float to the top in this…
Superior to lump of coal: Blawg Review Awards 2006
“It’s a new tradition on the last Monday of each year for an anonymous editor to announce the Blawg Review Awards for the best law blogs in numerous categories.” This…
Knock it off!
And if you do, you just might make the next Counterfeit Chic “Knockoff News.” (I did!)
The TTABlog Fraud Collection
Excellent trademark “research” for the slower, or lower, moments.
Regrets — I’ve had a few.
Eric Goldman reminds, “Blog in haste, regret at leisure.”
Call for Papers
Ron ColemanThis is our last call (tonight) for submissions for consideration for inclusion in next Monday’s Blawg Review, to be hosted here. (Any submission containing a longer string of conjunctions than…
For Sale: Cabbage Patch Dolls, Pet Rocks
Originally posted 2005-01-04 11:01:11. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Aha! See, the Blog Herald is asking the same question I did: Is 2005 the “Year of the Blog Backlash”? Yaakov…
Marty Schwimmer’s blog
By the way, let me be very clear about this: The definitive blog on the topic of trademarks is my friend Marty Schwimmer’s Trademark Blog. It’s funny also.