IPKat on Estate of Picasso failing to block applicaton for PICARO for vehicles (prevailing party depicted above).
Patry: In Praise Of Imitation
Patry: In Praise Of Imitation.
Eschaton and Intent To Annoy
Atrios is the pseudonym for a blogger who writes for the popular Eschaton blog. Three times today he posted critical comments of Arlen Specter and ended all of them by providing Specter’s contact info and the exhortation that his readers call Specter and ask him provocative questions.
If many people called Specter and ask him
SEXY LITTLE THINGS v. SEXY LITTLE THINGS
New KODAK Logo
DeLay Chills Ad Linking Him To Abramoff
A TV Ad linking Congressman DeLay was pulled after threat of legal action by the Congressman, alleging that the ad contained falsehoods. Via Chron.com.
Has Stoller Filed 275 (Now 300) Extension Requests?
There is a rumor that Leo Stoller, in the name of Sentra Industries, has filed upwards to 275 extension requests over the past few months to oppose recently published applications. I’ve seen one such request, and it provides a telephone number to call if you want to send money to XYZ Brand Licensing, where XYZ
New IP Blog
Splog Warfare
Tech Law Advisor takes on splogs (evil robots who re-post blog content word for word to create a pretense for running keyword ads), asking for much less than the one triillion dollars penalty I had proposed.
Debate Over ‘Intent To Annoy’ Language In Anti-Cyberstalking Law
A new anti-cyberstalking law has the following language:
Whoever…utilizes any device or software that can be used to originate telecommunications or other types of communications that are transmitted, in whole or in part, by the Internet… without disclosing his identity and with intent to annoy, abuse, threaten, or harass any person…who receives the communications…shall be