Authors Guild’s press release regarding its copyright suit against Google over its Google Print project.
Prof. Patry comments (note: chutzpah is the noun, chutzpadik is the adjective).
Authors Guild’s press release regarding its copyright suit against Google over its Google Print project.
Prof. Patry comments (note: chutzpah is the noun, chutzpadik is the adjective).
Engadget notes that Apple has filed two trademark applications for IPODCAST last week, covering extremely broad ranges of goods and services. Engadget’s negative reaction seems misplaced (and seems to confuse patent concepts with trademark concepts). Apple is seeking exclusive rights to use IPODCAST as a trademark to identify certain goods and services – it is not…
Wow. In researching the piece I’m about to post (see above) I saw an office action (dated September 9 of this year) containing a descriptiveness objection, supoprted by live links to Wikipedia. Wikipedia is an amazing, uh, encyclopedic source, but given that anyone can edit a wiki page, its use as a reference source in…
Special thanks to INTA and all the presenters for putting on a great cyberspace law conference.
L.A. Times on Santa Cruz vying with Huntington Beach for the title of SURF CITY U.S.A.
Update: Coverage of Hurricane Ophelia indicates that there is a Surf City in North Carolina.
Phosita on LEGO as opposed to LEGOS.
Actor Jay Mohr has been guest-writing at Sports Illustrated and has written about names twice, once about Florida State’s use of SEMINOLES for its football team and once about the Los Angeles Athletic Club’s use of JOHN R. WOODEN for an award.
This sign caught my eye the other day.