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- Stay away from Juliet: keyword infringement and di...
- Reading list: is efficiency all there is in copyri...
- selling a book without authorization doesn't viola...
- Allegedly false inventorship/ownership claim could...
- Count the circuit splits in this nonfamous foreign...
- Bend it like Apple
- litigation grab bag includes another nail in IIC c...
- serial infringement may justify liability under Ti...
- Advertising dysfunction: claim against male sexual...
- Paid spokesperson engaged in "advertising or promo...
- Mark Lemley is our king
- Oh No They Didn't infringe: Livejournal gets DMCA ...
- Ascertain this: All Natural liability class certified
- Gratuitous promises: Uber class action continues
- A hologram and a straight-up application of Dastar
- House hearing on 1201
- 7th Circuit doesn't like transformativeness or fac...
- Transformation by subtraction redux?
- Don't mess with Texas whiskey?
- google it: verb status doesn't mean Google is generic
- SCIPR: statistics and preview of next Term
- SCIPR: false advertising
- SCIPR: patents (Alice/Nautilus)
- SCIPR: David Kappos keynote
- SCIPR: Aereo
- SCIPR: Petrella v. MGM
- Dastar and design patent
- SCIPR, patents (Limelight/Medtronic)
- Supreme Court IP Review, Chicago-Kent: Patents
- Not the NAD: court won’t stop plaintiff from publi...
- internet regulation event in DC
- Eyes on the fair use prize: TV news clip service i...
- "German Quality" could mislead as to German origin
- Jotwell post: Seeing Like a Copyright Lawyer
- Careers in Copyright event in DC
- transformative work of the day, football edition
- Reasonable psychologist would treat "must pay" due...
- trade dress must be visual; Octane Fitness applies...
- Avis tries harder--to obscure extra fees
- Wells Fargo can't show irreparable harm from lost ...
- "strictest industry standards" can be false when p...
- Business consumer can't bring Lanham Act claim aft...
- religious catalog doesn't have a prayer on trade d...
- Breaking (season) bad: Apple's season pass promise...
- Distributor can be sued for direct false advertisi...
- Irreparable harm after Herb Reed
- Redefining fan fiction down
- taking control: Honeywell TM, ad claims lose, (c) ...
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2 comments:
Pam Samuelson is our king. Long live Pam Samuelson!
Also an excellent takeaway!
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