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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Hockey or coffee?
- Paint or baseball?
- Website statements aren't trade dress for insuranc...
- multiplicity of products and labels makes class un...
- Class can be certified when product is allegedly w...
- UK ASA finds ad for journalistic Free Speech Netwo...
- Nonprofit's former chapter has false advertising, ...
- You have to laugh or you'll cry: supplement regula...
- More pondering on the relationship between sec. 2 ...
- Is DRM the source of Hachette's troubles?
- Something fishy about this trademark claim?
- Apply fair use to burned area
- "original" and "first" are mere puffery
- Washington's football team registrations cancelled
- Grande deception?
- Fair use decisionmaking
- reading list: marijuana advertising and lessons fr...
- ALI CLE event on Lexmark, Pom, etc.
- Such a lonely word: "honest" isn't puffery
- infringement isn't disparagement for advertising i...
- mortgages and the UCL: an occasional series
- A little more than kin: prominent house mark overc...
- POM Won: a summary of the ruling
- The Pom Wonderful ruling has arrived
- selling to multiple hospitals isn't "advertising o...
- animal rights organizations have standing to chall...
- Success has many copies: HathiTrust
- No nominative fair use or dilution dismissals if p...
- islands in the stream: Netflix v. Verizon
- Tough sledding: statements to industry-focused pub...
- Is embedded advertising any good?
- A little bit pregnant: miscounting pregnancy durat...
- Copyright Society: first sale
- Copyright Society: recent developments (but not th...
- Copyright Society: Representative Judy Chu
- Copyright Society: politics!
- Pet (food) sounds
- Is it in the public domain? Find out here
- Copyright Society: fan productions
- Copyright Society: international developments
- Copyright Society: transformative use (herein main...
- Copyright Society meeting: Maria Pallante
- meaningless numbers aren't advertising
- (pot)head of liability: Hershey's sues marijuana c...
- unregistrable means unprotectable by sec. 43 as well
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