Keeping it in reserve
This week’s Blawg Review is from The Inspired Solo, who, tacitly acknowledging that all the good jokes have been taken — having taken quite a […]
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Likelihood of occlusion (or, Dragged down by the stone)
Despite being unduly influenced virtually the whole time by narsty opoid medications so they could shut up my gallbladder till they yanked it out (warning […]
Continue reading »Likelihood of Reciprocation
LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION®’s “blogroll” policy has not really changed, even though LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION® is bigger and better than ever, but it may be useful […]
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Clean playgrounds
MySpace walks the thin line between being an arm of the law and being a heel: Popular Internet social network MySpace said on Monday it […]
Continue reading »Avast ye social networker file-sharers!
The Sweden Pirate Bay trial is long over, and the verdict is due in a couple of weeks verdict is long in — if that “really […]
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Tweetmark infringement
When I first retired from my utter misues of Twitter (it was all the rage!), I did so by politely bidding farewell to my 500 or […]
Continue reading »De agony of de tweet
Here’s some of the topical stuff I passed along @roncoleman via Twitter since the last time I rounded up these squawks: RT @TTABlog: TTAB Requires […]
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Best of 2009: “The LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION® Twitter manifesto”
This was first posted on July 27, 2009. The authors of many of the blogs I read that are topically related to this one now […]
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High away, bye-bye
Here’s some of what you’ve missed lately from other smart folks via @roncoleman on Twitter if you’re still pretending that if you draw the shades and […]
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Meet some bloggers. Whatever.
John Welch asks, in his naive but charming way: TTABlog query: Who, if anyone, owns the rights to the mark MEET THE BLOGGERS? I coined […]
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The LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION® Twitter manifesto
The authors of many of the blogs I read that are topically related to this one now use Twitter. So do a lot of other […]
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