Prof. Goldman: Kentucky Court Votes Keyword Ads = TM Use In Commerce:

Either way, this case reinforces the pattern that Second Circuit-controlled courts aren’t finding trademark use in commerce from keyword triggering and all other courts are. In that respect, this ruling is reminiscent of the American Airlines v. Google ruling, where the court declined

Let me ask you guys something. As an exercise, I purchased some keywords that have to do with trademark law for ads that promote The Trademark Blog.
I use MyBlogLog, which identifies URLs that readers clicked on to get to my site. One such URL is:
http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/ads?client=ca-pub-4171260820145196&dt=1192178573625&lmt=1192178573&prev_fmts
=728x90_as&format=300x250_as&output=html&correlator=1192178572531&channel=5765682001&
url=http://www.wwe.com/divasearch/competitions/res

If you click on that URL

Prof Goldman: American Blinds-Google Settles:
“After almost four years of litigation, the American Blinds lawsuit ended today with a stunning victory for Google. According to a copy of the settlement agreement sent to me, Google isn’t paying any money to settle the dispute, and the settlement merely says that American Blinds won’t sue Google