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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Seventh Circuit fixes outlier "advertising or prom...
- Today's trademark question
- Supplier lacks standing to sue retailer for false ...
- OK for defendant to copy stuff plaintiff doesn't o...
- First Amendment protects right to make film refere...
- What does "counterfeit" mean for books?
- Tragic irony or poetic justice?
- Faulkner estate doubles down on terrible claims
- Worst lawsuit of the week
- Repair without removing certification mark infringes
- DMCA rulemaking recommendation released
- Marketers can dish it out (literally) ...
- Poems can only be made of other poems
- IP/Gender at AU
- Creativity and the expectation of payment
- Allegedly false claims of authorship not actionabl...
- Poor universe and control doom survey
- Critical site's name doesn't cause initial interes...
- Lanham Act claim doesn't require allegation that s...
- I love this quote just for the concept
- Sign advertising TV show was commercial speech und...
- What should copyright incentivize?
- Best typo I've seen in a while
- Remix of the day
- Political TM use of the day
- Failure to indicate non-US country of origin is li...
- Organization for Transformative Works membership d...
- If unauthorized use of TM falsely advertises funct...
- Nominative fair use of trade dress
- self-tarnishment
- ... but nationwide class action against Pom proceeds
- No nationwide false advertising classes after Mazz...
- And the registration defense to federal dilution d...
- TTAB gets registration defense to dilution right
- Trademark prof on vacation, part 2
- Misrepresentation of "likes" on Facebook?
- statements to trade journal may be actionable fals...
- Aesthetic/haptic functionality
- False marking claim fails on nearly all elements: ...
- False claims to have a patent not actionable; like...
- The left hand of false advertising: isomer misrepr...
- Registration is a diamond's best friend
- DRM and accessibility: oil and water
- Applebee's sweepstakes not limited to Applebee's, ...
- New paper: The Eye Alone Is the Judge: Images and ...
- Jury can't construe patent claims as part of false...
- Even default can't give plaintiff a win on Dastar-...
- It's a good thing you're tasty: Pom's losing strea...
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2 comments:
It is, indeed, well done. But I am so very very sad that 100% of them are white.
Good point. Sadly, it's not clear the history teachers' videos are better (https://www.youtube.com/user/historyteachers?feature=watch) but we can hope?
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