Links to apparently unauthorized reproduction of the complete first and second issues of The Occupied Wall Street Journal. Analyze the trademark and copyright issues!
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- xkcd and false advertising
- Comparative advertising
- Empire down
- statutory unfair competition claims and the parol ...
- Everything depends on execution: art claims fail
- California consumer class action certified after W...
- Trademark and Occupy Wall Street
- Delaware's MERS complaint
- Someone needs a visit from the FTC Endorsement Gui...
- Translation: counterclaims are out of luck
- Google and the nymwars
- Towards Symmetry in the Law of Branding
- Tobacco, trade and trademark
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- DMCA Exemptions, education edition
- you gotta reinforce the places they're likely to a...
- Unsuccessful copying isn't unfair competition
- Court dismisses claims, dodges 230 false advertisi...
- New FTC complaint on marketing to youth
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- competitor who benefited from false advertising ca...
- Teleseminar on surveys in Lanham Act cases
- Patent infringement as advertising injury
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- What, no Rosa Parks?
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- It's a people's movement and an exam question
- Plaintiff without product in the market lacks stan...
- Misallocation of damages has tax consequences
- Elf defense: parody defeats TM and copyright claims
- Trademark expo Oct. 14-15
- Click fraud securities case revived
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