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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Advertising & Marketing Law casebook materials now...
- Shots across the bow: Energy companies lose variou...
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- Blog comments not trustworthy evidence of consumer...
- False marking misleadingness theory rejected; only...
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- Farhad Manjoo as unrepentant but less frequent Bit...
- Failed Lanham Act case not sanctionable
- False advertising claim for false development/excl...
- Critic or competitor? Conspiracy allegation preser...
- Substitution as per contract terms was not infringing
- NYT study on why people share online
- A competitor creates false images of your product
- Trademark bully of the day
- Rereading the oral argument in Wal-Mart
- Best copyright related story title of the year?
- Counterfeit with actual counters
- Fan fiction discussion on NPR
- John Tehranian's Infringement Nation
- SC Johnson Greenlist cases settle
- A link between disparagement and hacking?
- Third-party subpoena allowed to seek substantiatio...
- Telling tales out of school: new regs on misleadin...
- small note on Brownmark Films v. Comedy Partners
- A reason to bring coordinate state law claims in L...
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- Rogue site of the week or whack-a-mole?
- IP philosophy question of the day
- Time story on fan fiction
- Pushcart war: false designation of origin counterc...
- Copyright gets around the world while the public d...
- Law of Advertising treatise review
- Trying Google+
- Today's trademark question
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