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- Dastar bars all Lanham Act authorship claims, cour...
- Google maintains 7/8ths world domination
- My new favorite trademark puzzle
- Court shoots down Crossbow dilution claim
- There is such a thing as a (carb-)free lunch: Atki...
- Blogrolling: Institutional Review Boards
- An end-of-year present from the Library of Congress
- Stealth advertising in nonbroadcast media
- Even I think this is a satire, not a parody
- false trademark registration claim fails Lanham Ac...
- Inducement in the Colbert Nation
- Buzz marketing's potential for deception
- Milk: Primary jurisdiction does it good
- Fraud on the FDA may disentitle a manufacturer fro...
- Final NYU panel on dilution
- Dilution and free speech: further comments
- Rochelle Dreyfuss on dilution
- European perspectives on due cause and free speech
- NYU dilution confernence: Diane Zimmerman
- Barton Beebe and discussion on dilution
- Jacob Jacoby on dilution
- Geoffrey Hobbs on dilution
- Clarisa Long on dilution
- McDonald's brief and reply in 11th Circuit appeal
- Graeme Dinwoodie and discussion on dilution law
- Alexander V. Mühlendahl on dilution law
- Robert Bone on dilution law
- Where's the pork?
- Tile and style
- The politics of celebrity T-shirts
- Seen at the pet store
- Georgia's CD labeling law upheld
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