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Rebecca Tushnet
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- AU IP/Gender: Panel IV: Gendered Understandings of...
- AU IP/Gender Panel III: US Federal Courts
- AU IP/Gender: Lunch Keynote by Kara Swanson
- AU IP/Gender Panel II: Documenting Communities of ...
- AU IP/Gender Panel I: Women's Leadership in Tradit...
- AU/IP Gender conference, part 1: me
- UDRP expenses count as injury for purposes of TM case
- Irreparable harm teleseminar: rescheduled for March 6
- kitsch doesn't violate the right of publicity
- Transformative work of the day, Power Rangers edition
- Fair Use Week!
- Trademark/right of publicity questions of the day
- False claims of third-party endorsement actionable...
- Transformative work of the day, superhero edition
- Allegations of fake independent reviews state fals...
- Misappropriating goodwill of abandoned mark is fal...
- Fox hurts America yet again, losing fair use sj mo...
- returned goods sold as new were infringing, false ...
- New article on innovation in copyright licensing
- Allegations of trademark "theft" falsifiable; othe...
- AU IP/Gender conference (with a keynote from me)
- Third Circuit affirms competitor's victory in coll...
- False advertising claims over music licensing survive
- gay conversion therapy as NJCFA violation
- fake reviews actionable; unflattering comparison not
- Shore loser: "shorebilly" mark invalid for fraud
- Another keyword defendant victory, among other tor...
- Public comments on proposed DMCA classes
- false claim of gov't affiliation not actionable by...
- No TM or false advertising claims without use of m...
- WIPIP, part 2, Session 3 Trademark
- WIPIP, Part 2, Session 2, Trademark
- WIPIP, part 2: Copyright
- WIPIP Session 4, Cross-IP
- WIPIP Session 3: Copyright
- WIPIP Session 2: Trademark
- WIPIP session 1: Trademark
- IP question of the day, Harper Lee edition
- New article: images and the right of publicity
- Reading list: Craswell on sports team nicknames
- 230 defeats false advertising claim against search...
- Pom squad at the DC Circuit
- Laches bars Fitbug's TM claim against Fitbit
- Dastar doesn't bar true reverse passing off claim
- failure to conform exclusion precludes insurance c...
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2 comments:
This is killing me. What's with the w? #notabigenoughnerd
No Wonder Woman, and no other women, but WW would be the most glaring omission.
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