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Rebecca Tushnet
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- COOL story, part 3: dissents
- COOL story, part 2: concurrences
- COOL story, part 1: DC Circuit upholds country of ...
- Second Circuit reiterates presumptions of harm, da...
- false advertising about design in the absence of s...
- IP norms and a bit on IRBs
- Music you can't get in a library
- court says Lexmark doesn't change trademark harm s...
- Yelp statements about its filters not protected by...
- Transformative work of the day
- Reading list: social media flagging
- FTC announces settlement with "official" ticket se...
- Trademark exceptionalism wins another round in Mar...
- Pom doesn't change preclusion analysis for medical...
- regulating TM owner's confusing use of TM doesn't ...
- FTC goes after misleading certification mark
- Georgetown Law's new Center on Privacy and Technology
- trademark beats copyright at surviving motion to d...
- allegations about fake reviews can support false a...
- Uber/under: false advertising and association clai...
- Using up most of settlement fund shows settlement ...
- on Thursdays, we're teddy bear doctors
- Reading list: food law
- Twiqbal kills consumer class action in 2d Circuit
- Amended aggravation: Garcia v. Google
- Self-promotion: ABA Blawg 100
- When all you have is a Captain Hammer ...
- Purpose-transformativeness versus content-transfor...
- Deceptive whiskey?
- intent to use successful term in ads isn't intent ...
- Your daily unauthorized use
- NY statutory law covers B2B false advertising, but...
- AU Gender/IP call for papers
- PTO/NTIA upcoming copyright roundtables
- court enjoins company's claim to be another compan...
- Court applies Lexmark to TM case, in the alternative
- spy in the house of conservative IP thought
- correcting false advertising before money changes ...
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