Rosetta Stone v. Google – LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION™

Search for resolution

Posted on October 21, 2013 by Ron Coleman

It’s two posts in one (I like to pull that off when I can), not even counting this one: Mike Masnick on Eric Goldman on […]

Keyword Advertising

A long blog thread’s journey INTA night

Posted on May 16, 2012 by Ron Coleman

Now: I had mentioned that the Managing IP link I provided in the first INTA post alluded to some pretty interesting fireworks involving the “empty […]

IP Institutions

Just not that INTA it

Posted on May 16, 2012 by Ron Coleman

It felt like I could write a seven-part series about all the ideas I had in my head, driving me insane, about INTA 2012. Maybe […]

IP Institutions

Rosetta Stone v. Google: Schwimmer, Goldman, Levy intervene, 4th Circuit listens – UPDATED

Posted on April 9, 2012 by Ron Coleman

The Rosetta Stone v. Google appeal: Marty, Eric and Paul — listed in the caption as limited intervenors, but, really, the biggest sticks in the […]

Keyword Advertising, Secondary Liability

Rosetta Stone v. Google: Lost in translation

Posted on September 1, 2010 by Jane Coleman

When courts consider search engine company liability for trademark infringement, whether direct or indirect, they typically focus on the sale of “trademarked” keywords, or search […]

Trademarks and trademark law