Best of 2009: “Adverference?”
Ron ColemanThis was originally published on January 22, 2009: Working from home today after a bruising few weeks at work (see yesterday’s post!), I finally figured out what was going on…
He’s got the key
Eric Goldman, author of one of the bona-fide-deserving, regularly updated, ABA-Blawg-100-listed and actually fairly indispensable Technology & Marketing Law Blog updates us on a beat I’ve written on a whole…
Canada: Courts can distinguish TM fraud from error
Larry Munn: The Federal Court recently made clear that Canadian law does not recognize a rule equivalent to the U.S. doctrine of fraud on the trademark office, pursuant to which…
Adverference?
Working from home today after a bruising few weeks at work (see yesterday’s post!), I finally figured out what was going on with banner ads on my Internet browsing. It…
Jews for Jesus v. Google and Brodsky – update and analysis
Ron ColemanI was on a panel called “Trademark Rights vs. Free Speech” at the Fall 2000 INTA Trademarks in Cyberspace Conference with Marty Schwimmer and David Bernstein. (Five years later I’m…
The Worm Turns on “Initial Interest Confusion”
Harold Feld, vice president of the Media Access Project, writes about “initial interest confusion,” on the Wet Machine blog: Two recent developments are worthy of note here. First, the Fourth…