Some see only a muffin tray intended for non-commercial home use. Some see ‘an affirmative brand-building device.”
SEXY HAIR vs SO SEXY
Dateline: Milan, New York and Japan:
AmLaw Daily: “Can Victoria’s Secret Trademark “So Sexy”?“:
The word “sexy” is at the center of a trademark battle between lingerie giant Victoria’s Secret and a California company claiming it used the adjective first to describe a line of hair care products. At issue is whether Victoria’s
MLB Players vs. Steiner Sports
Steiner Sports operates the Last Licks chain of ice cream/sports memorabilia stores, where I take my kids after baseball or soccer unless it’s just before dinner. Steiner licensed the MLB Players Choice mark and associated ‘Players Rights’ that cover use of the rights of publicity of three or more active Major Leage Baseball players on
Commentary on ‘Worst Registrar’ List
Commentary from Domain Name Wire on recently distributed ‘worst registrar’ list and ICANN action thereto.
Google’s Answer To Amended Complaint in Viacom vs Google
Google’s answer to amended complaint in Viacom v Google:
Read this doc on Scribd: viacom google answer
League Of Public Domain Properties
Tom The Dancing Bug: The League of Public Domain Properties:
Real Estate Information Wants To Be Free
NY Times: “Realtors Agree to Stop Blocking Web Listings“:
The Justice Department gave online real estate brokers — and potentially their clients — a lift on Tuesday by forcing a new industry policy opening access to home listings the agents were previously denied.
“Top Ten Worst Spam Registrars Notified By ICANN”
ZDNET: “Top Ten Worst Spam Registrars Notifed By ICANN“:
The top ten ‘worst spam registrars’ are:
1. Xinnet Bei Gong Da Software
2. BEIJINGNN
3. Todaynic
4. Joker
5. eNom
6. Monker
7. Dynamic Dolphin
8. The Nameit Co/AITDOMAINS.COM
9. PDR
10. Intercosmos/DIRECTNIC
A discussion of the different metrics used and commentart on
The Trademark Blog Turns 6
The Trademark Blog was started 6 years ago in May 2002. Woot woot!
“Here I Come To Save The Day”
TUAW: “Company Sues CBS and Apple Over “Mighty Mouse“:
A firm named Man and Machine is suing both Apple and CBS for trademark infringement for using the Mighty Mouse name to describe a computer input device. Man and Machine makes hygenic water- and chemical-resistant keyboards and mice for hospitals and laboratories.
Mighty Mouse