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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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- museums and image permissions
- Bridgeman v. Corel, 9 years on
- Student note on Lanham Act standing
- Who Owns This Image?
- Trademarks, the recession, and use in commerce
- Tastes like false advertising: more on chicken "ra...
- Stale cheese: delay defeats infringement claim
- Paul Heald on the nonexistent tragedy of the intel...
- Causation in a competitive market
- The meaning of "commemorative baseball bat"
- Trademark thought of the day
- Fruit Juice Snacks neither fruity nor snacky
- The First Amendment is dead. Long live obscenity ...
- Recent reading: cultural property and same-sex mar...
- NYC calorie disclosure regulation upheld
- Online advertising conference: advertiser perspect...
- Online advertising conference: publisher perspectives
- Online advertising: consumer perspectives
- Online advertising: tutorials
- No absolute privilege to accuse another of copyrig...
- Playing chicken: "raised without antibiotics" draw...
- Interview: John Villafranco of Kelley Drye & Warren
- Iowa Trademark Scholars' Roundtable, Session 3
- Iowa Trademark Scholars' Roundtable, Session 2: di...
- Iowa Trademark Scholars' Roundtable, part 2
- Iowa Trademark Scholars' Roundtable, part 1
- Trademark scholars' roundtable: reading list
- Private labels prove fatal to Electrolux trade dre...
- It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a copy
- A strange type of passing off
- Nominative fair use is not a defense to false adve...
- False advertising without irreparable harm
- New article on false advertising and the First Ame...
- Non-trademark owner can make trademark counterfeit...
- IP/Gender at AU, panel 3
- IP/Gender at AU, panel 2
- IP/Gender at AU
- Objects in package may have settled during shipping
- A Canadian novelist on fanworks and the OTW
- Concrete claim not firmly founded on standing
- An expensive lesson in losing a lawsuit
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1 comment:
You see my point about the umbrella, now!
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