Modern Drunkard Magazine: “Ten Greatest Alcohol Icons” (depicted here, The Hamm’s Bear).
What TV Show Do You Want To Live In?
This guy built the bridge of the star ship Voyager in his apartment and sold it. 43(B)log comments on the possible TM and (c) aspects.
Well That Was Seven Minutes Shot To Hell, Now Your Turn
John Welch blogged about a trademark dispute between Leo Stoller and George Brett. The Seventh Circuit referred to George Brett’s famous pine tar bar incident. John linked to a YouTube clip of the incident and in a moment of weakness I watched the whole thing in slack-jawed amazement. Questions arise:
1. How is a batter
Right Of Publicity For Athletes
Brian Socolow: “Protecting Your Brand – You!” (Article from OverTime Magazine discusses the right of publicity, especially with regard to athletes and endorsement and licensing deals, and stresses the need for athletes to monitor the authorized and unauthorized uses of their name and likeness.)
Slowskys Safe For Now
Broadcast News Room: “Comcast, Qwest Settle Broadband-Ad Dispute“: Comcast sued Qwest over ads in which Qwest claimed that 72% of Internet Users thought that Qwest’s broadband service is faster than or as fast as Comcast’s (editor’s note: Internet users’ perceptions of speed apparently being more important than reality). The parties have settled and
MTV / Macy’s
Chief White Halfoat And The Gesturesphere
Angus Is A Breed, Not A Cut. Now Watch This Commercial
Counterfeit Chic: Knockoff News 63
Counterfeit Chic: Knockoff News 63