So this guy selling counterfeit merchandise goes into the police station by mistake, and . . . via BBC News.
2004
Sweet Nominative Fair Use of Mine
FindLaw reports that a California federal court has rejected a motion for injunctive relief brought by Axl Rose of Guns N’ Roses, to prevent the use of the name HOLLYWOOD ROSE: THE ROOTS OF GUNS N’ ROSES in connection with a CD featuring early recordings of the band Hollywood Rose, several of whose members went…
CopyScape: Potential Copyright Policing Tool
Via IP News Blog, word of a website named CopyScape that compares text on one page with text of other pages in its (presumably vast) archive.
In other words, it could potentially spot a copyright infringement. It’s currently in beta. Give it a whirl.
Now You've Heard of The Googles
Note Motley Fool’s cynical observation that Googles.com, home of the Googles, which has been co-existing with Google.com since 1997 but waited until Google was filing its IPO before moving to oppose one of Google’s trademark applications, did so in order to achieve publicity. The suggestion that someone would pay the $300 filing fee for an opposition…
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All That Falls
. . . will come back up. It was one of those computer things.
See You On Tuesday
The Blog will be down for maintenance at some point this weekend. Have a good weekend.
IPKat on SCOTCH BEEF
LINUX Indemnification Issues

Discussion of indemnfication issues arising from using LINUX in view of the SCO infringement claims, via Linux DevCenter.com

