The thing on the right side of the template (RSS users – you have to go the html version to see this) is called a CELLBLOCK ™ graphic viewer (disclosure – it’s created by my client, Gloto). The cool thing is that anyone can add an image by simply attaching a JPG or PNG file
76 Balls
WSJ: “Fans Leap To Save A Road Icon” (sub req):
“Surveys showed that consumers preferred gas stations that were well-lit and had a “bright, clean look,” he says. Color experts hired by the company said a red and white palette conveyed this orderliness. The orange balls didn’t fit.
Starting in 2003, the balls started coming
Appellant Brief Re Sale Of Keywords As Trademark Use
Prof Goldman: “Rescuecom v. Google Appellant Brief” (2d Circuit appeal).
iPhone: Section 8’s Day In The Sun
Note to self: never submit a specimen of use I wouldn’t want to see questioned on the editorial page of the Wall Street Journal.
A trademark owner has to submit a Section 8 affidavit in the sixth year of the registration term. The affidavit has to state that the owner is using the mark or
Brevity As The Soul Of Law In Copyright Case
Prof Patry praises a SDNY copyright opinion (concerning the “Meet The Fockers” screenplay), for its brevity and clarity.
YouTube Statistic Of The Day
NBC Universal has three employees who view YouTube everyday for studio-owned material, and sends 1,000 requests a month to YouTube to take down such material. From: “Hollywood Asks YouTube: Friend or Foe?”
Proposed Legislation To Restrict Internet, Cable And Satellite Recording
Synthetic Or Cultured Diamonds?
Diamonds can be produced in a lab. Unlike cubic zirconoia, these diamonds are molecularly identical to naturally occuring diamonds (and rival natural diamonds for clarity.
Now the diamond associations are asking the FTC that such diamonds be referred to as synthetic diamonds and not cultured diamonds. Cultured diamond creators argue that their process is
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avialable here.
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