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Rebecca Tushnet
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- New edition, Goldman & Tushnet, Advertising and Ma...
- Reading List: Legal Amateurism
- ABA Blawg 100/Hall of Fame
- TM question of the day, high heel edition
- Breakfast break: energy claims not misleading by U...
- Fourth Circuit rejects attempt to control referenc...
- Court tentatively holds that NY's GBL covers damag...
- Pro tip: don't refer to delayed TM claim as "lotte...
- Truthful report about injunction not misleading, e...
- When Lexmark raises the standard: competitor fails...
- Jaszi festschrift--abbreviated panel 4
- Jaszi Festschrift, Panel 3 Fair use
- Jaszi festschrift: Panel 2 – Authorship
- ABA amicus in Lee v. Tam
- Jaszi festschrift, Panel 1 – Traditional Knowledge
- Peter Jaszi lecture, Confessions of a recovering a...
- Unclear on the concept? publisher boilerplate + CC...
- Reading list: Free Innovation by Eric von Hippel
- Tamicus: IP profs' amicus brief in Lee v. Tam with...
- Mark McKenna reviews Registering Disagreement
- Announcing my upcoming move to Harvard
- Notre Dame Law Review Symposium, Panel Three
- Notre Dame Law Review Symposium, Keynote Address –...
- Notre Dame Law Review Symposium, Negotiating IP’s ...
- Using others' product photos to advertise same pro...
- Gov't brief in Lee v. Tam
- Yelp avoids liability for allegedly biased filter ...
- Consumer protection fellowship opportunity
- Airbnb had a bad day too: court rejects 230, First...
- Evidence of good faith not relevant for liability,...
- Failure to disclose effect of compensation on opin...
- Georgetown Law Launches New Institute for Technolo...
- Florida man held liable for false green coffee claims
- 230 provides protection against liability, not imm...
- Reading List: The Ethics of Visual Legal Rhetoric
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