Katy Perry licensee files John Doe action in anticipation of infringers at upcoming show in Michigan.  Memo discusses appropriateness of TRO in relation to common law rights (Perry has regs for entertainment and pre-recorded media, but only pending apps for clothing).

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I backed out these numbers from the ICANN draft 2012 budget.  ICANN anticipates 500 applications at $185k per.  ICANN is supposed to handle them on a ‘cost neutral’ basis.  The $185k will allocated as follows:

50% ($93k) on processing the applications over two years

15% ($28k) on recapturing historical expenses in developing the new

THE GATE for Iowa public tv show v Fox show THE GATES.

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Owners of the luxury brands CHLOE, ALFRED DUNHILL, PANERAI and MONTBLANC sue Pakistani website TRADEKEY.COM and various ‘trading corporations’ in the CD Cal.  Plaintiffs allege that Tradekey, a B2B ‘marketplace, facilitated counterfeiting by managing and  ‘optimizing’ listings for goods it knew to be counterfeit.  A TradeKey representative allegedly advised plaintiffs’ investigator that ‘replicas’ and ‘mirror