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43(B)log
Covers false advertising and intellectual property issues. By Professor Rebecca Tushnet.
http://tushnet.blogspot.com/
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Jun 18
No preliminary injunction in consumer class action
No preliminary injunction in consumer class actionSilber v. Barbara's Bakery, Inc., --- F.Supp.2d ----, 2013 WL 2948154 (E.D.N.Y.) Plaintiffs in this putative consumer class action unsuccessfully sought a preliminary injunction against the allegedly false advertising of certain Puffins… -
Jun 17
back pocket logo as "title" for advertising injury insurance purpose
back pocket logo as "title" for advertising injury insurance purposeH/T Marty Schwimmer: CGS Indus., Inc. v. Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co., No. 11-2647-cv (2d Cir. June 11, 2013) Charter appealed from a judgment that it breached its duties to defend and indemnify to its insured, CGS, under its… -
Jun 15
NYT on FTC case against internet marketer
NYT on FTC case against internet marketerNice long story, including quotes from my colleague David Vladeck, now returned to Georgetown.
Rank this Week: 43
Ad Briefs: Covering Your Ads
Ad Briefs: Covering Your Ads
Covers legal issues affecting interactive, sports and entertainment marketing and promotions. Publsihed by Sheppard Mullin Richter and Hampton LLP.
http://www.coveringyourads.com/
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Feb 5
Path/FTC Settlement - Much More Than A Slap On The Wrist
Path/FTC Settlement - Much More Than A Slap On The WristBy Kathryn Hines On February 1, 2012, “smart journal” application provider, Path, Inc. (“Path”) agreed to settle Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) charges that it deceived consumers and improperly… -
Jan 29
FTC Updates To Online Privacy Acts, COPPA And VPPA
FTC Updates To Online Privacy Acts, COPPA And VPPABy Gina Ilardi The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (“COPPA”) was enacted to place parents in control over what information is collected, used and disclosed from young children online. COPPA applies to operators of… -
Oct 12
FTC Issues Revised "Green Guides"
FTC Issues Revised "Green Guides"By Robert Magielnicki On October 1, 2012, the Federal Trade Commission issued revised “Guides For The Use Of Environmental Marketing Claims” – the “Green Guides,” 16 CFR Part 260. The Green Guides originally were issued in 1992 and…
Rank this Week: 5235
Adlaw By Request
Adlaw By Request
Covers legal and regulatory activities pertaining to advertising and marketing. By Reed Smith LLP.
http://www.adlawbyrequest.com/
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Jun 11
Privacy Concerns to be Addressed at FTC Workshop in November
Privacy Concerns to be Addressed at FTC Workshop in NovemberIn response to the mounting data privacy concerns attributed to the proliferation of smart devices, the FTC will be holding a public workshop on November 21, 2013, addressing questions over the “Internet of Things.” Two public… -
Jun 5
Joint Policy Committee Seminar Hosted by Talent Partner
Joint Policy Committee Seminar Hosted by Talent PartnerPlease join the JPC in Chicago to review and explain the many changes to the SAG-AFTRA Commercial Agreements. Stacy Marcus, Legal Counsel to the Joint Policy Committee, will be leading the discussion. Date: Monday, June 17th 9:30am - 10:00am:… -
Jun 5
White House Announces Patent Enforcement Recommendation
White House Announces Patent Enforcement RecommendationThis post was written by Marc S. Kaufman. The White House announced several legislative recommendations and Executive Actions relating to patent enforcement. The primary objectives are to make it more difficult to enforce patents and less…
Rank this Week: 687
AdMark Buzz
AdMark Buzz
Covers trademark, copyright, advertising, infringement and intellectual property law. By Locke Lord.
http://www.lockelordadmark.blogspot.com/
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Feb 26
Apple, Inc. lost iPhone trademark in Brazil: can you save your company’s brands and trademarks from the same fate? - Lexology
Apple, Inc. lost iPhone trademark in Brazil: can you save your company’s brands and trademarks from the same fate? - LexologyAuthor: Jason NardielloIn advising their clients, attorneys who represent or advise corporations that have or wish to secure global IP rights would be well-served to become acquainted with the various options for protecting trademarks on a… -
Jan 8
Apple v. Samsung: Injunction for Trade Dress Dilution Denied Based On Application of eBay Rule
Apple v. Samsung: Injunction for Trade Dress Dilution Denied Based On Application of eBay RuleAuthor: Scott D. Greenberg, Esq.IntroductionIn August 2012, the jury in Apple Inc. v. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., U.S. District Court, Northern District of California, 5:11-CV-01846, returned a verdict awarding Apple $1.05… -
Dec 13
President Obama is Expected to Issue Executive Order on Cyber Security and Privacy
President Obama is Expected to Issue Executive Order on Cyber Security and PrivacyThe Draft Executive Order requires certain federal agencies to identify critical infrastructure where a cyber security incident could have national or regional effects on public health or safety, or economic or national security.The article…
Rank this Week: 3698
Business Litigation Info
Business Litigation Info
Covers business litigation, intellectual property, data security, and advertising and media. By Faruki Ireland & Cox P.L.L.
http://www.businesslitigationinfo.com/
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Jun 3
What is a Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Anymore?
What is a Reasonable Expectation of Privacy Anymore?Any law student or attorney cannot help but remember the seminal U.S. Constitutional law case of U.S. v. Katz. In Katz, the Supreme Court of the United States famously held the FBI could not bug a telephone booth (remember those?) in order to… -
May 8
Privacy Today: The More Things Change, the More they Stay the Same
Privacy Today: The More Things Change, the More they Stay the SameI recently had the privilege of moderating a privacy panel discussion at an unmanned aerial systems (“UAS”) conference. UAS’s have been in the news lately, so you can imagine the interest and concern for privacy and… -
Apr 9
Charles Faruki Honored as an All-Star for Outstanding Client Service
Charles Faruki Honored as an All-Star for Outstanding Client ServiceCharles Faruki, Managing Partner of FI&C was recently selected as a 2013 BTI Client Service All-Star MVP by BTI Consulting Group. All-Star MVPs are standout attorneys honored for delivering superior client service year after year. Charlie…
Rank this Week: 1372
Canadian Advertising and Marketing…
Canadian Advertising and Marketing Law
Covers Canadian advertising law. By Steve Szentesi.
http://www.canadianadvertisinglaw.com/
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Jun 10
A&P Pays $102,000 to Settle Allegations of Violating NY Sweepstakes Laws, A Few Thoughts on Canada
A&P Pays $102,000 to Settle Allegations of Violating NY Sweepstakes Laws, A Few Thoughts on CanadaIn an interesting recent contest / sweepstakes case, A&P has reportedly agreed to settle charges alleging that it violated New York State sweepstakes laws by failing to adequately inform consumers that no purchase was required to enter… -
Jun 6
New Publications: Canadian Competition Law Review – Spring 2013
New Publications: Canadian Competition Law Review – Spring 2013The Canadian Bar Association has published a new issue of its Canadian Competition Law Review (see: here). This new issue includes articles on “The Economic Consequences and Constitutionality of Administrative Monetary Penalties for… -
Jun 3
CRTC Issues New Wireless Code After Long Last: Reflects a Compilation of Consumer Wireless Woe
CRTC Issues New Wireless Code After Long Last: Reflects a Compilation of Consumer Wireless WoeWell, after months of consultation and debate, and a seemingly ever rising swell of commentary and consumer gnashing of teeth about the poor quality of Canadian wireless services (and anticipated demise of Canada’s new wireless…
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Consumer Advertising Law Blog
Consumer Advertising Law Blog
Covers consumer marketing, advertising and promotional activities. By Arnold & Porter.
http://www.consumeradvertisinglawblog.com/
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Jun 18
Connecticut Is First State To Pass GMO-Labeling Law; Maine Close Behind
Connecticut Is First State To Pass GMO-Labeling Law; Maine Close BehindOn June 3, 2013, over opposition from the food, agribusiness, and biotech industry, Connecticut became the first state to pass legislation that will require labels for food containing genetically modified (GMO) ingredients. The legislation… -
Jun 11
TCPA Class Actions Continue to Clog Courts’ Inboxe
TCPA Class Actions Continue to Clog Courts’ InboxeWe have previously discussed class action lawsuits raising claims under the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), involving allegations of improper use of cell phone numbers to send unsolicited text messages, faxes, or calls to… -
Jun 10
Three Standards for Standing Under the Lanham Act, But Only One Will Survive Supreme Court Review
Three Standards for Standing Under the Lanham Act, But Only One Will Survive Supreme Court ReviewThe Supreme Court has announced that it will hear arguments as to whether Static Control Components has standing under the Lanham Act to bring false advertising claims against Lexmark International. The Court’s announcement comes over…
Rank this Week: 669
Consumer Advocate Legal Update
Consumer Advocate Legal Update
Discusses consumer law, class action lawsuits, advertising law, business law, copyright, and other topics. By Khorrami, LLP.
http://www.consumeradvocatelegalupdate.com/
Rank this Week: 2577
Consumer Goods & Retail…
Consumer Goods & Retail Industry Litigation Blog
Covers litigation-related issues concerning consumer packaged goods manufacturers, retailers, advertisers, consumers and attorneys. By Daniel Low.
http://cpg-retail-litigation.kotchen.com/
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Jun 16
Canadians Indict Chocolate Companies for Price-Fixing After Lenghty Investigation
Canadians Indict Chocolate Companies for Price-Fixing After Lenghty InvestigationCriminal price-fixing charges were recently filed against Canadian affiliates of Nestle and Mars, a network of wholesale distributors, and three individuals, alleging that they conspired to fix chocolate prices in Canada. In addition,… -
Jun 12
Pension Fund Files Derivative Suit Related News America Marketing’s Anticompetitive Act
Pension Fund Files Derivative Suit Related News America Marketing’s Anticompetitive ActOn June 7, a pension fund filed a derivative suit against News Corp and its top executives for breach of fiduciary duty, and against the executives for waste of corporate assets and unjust enrichment. These claims are based on News… -
Apr 29
Advertisers Expanding Case Against News America to Become a Class Action
Advertisers Expanding Case Against News America to Become a Class ActionAn antitrust lawsuit brought by Dial Corporation and Heinz against News America Marketing is being expanded to include as Plaintiffs a proposed class of all domestic entities that purchased in-store promotions from News America. Last…
Rank this Week: 205
Duets Blog
Duets Blog
Collaborative blog on advertising, intellectual property, and marketing.
http://www.duetsblog.com/
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Jun 18
As Seen On TV
As Seen On TV- Mark Prus, Principal, NameFlash One of my local stores has a huge selection of “As Seen on TV” products. In reviewing their offerings, it occurred to me that the brand names are almost all descriptive & highly… -
Jun 17
This Mac Needs a Knife Too
This Mac Needs a Knife TooLouis Armstrong first performed “Mack the Knife” in 1956, a year later McDonald’s introduced the Big Mac, and then, Bobby Darin’s version of ”Mack the Knife” became a chart-topper in 1959.… -
Jun 14
It’s Not Easy Being Green…Or Is It.
It’s Not Easy Being Green…Or Is It.Anyone that watches TV or reads magazine or listens to the radio or otherwise participates in the day-to-day interactions with society know that “green” marketing is a hot item right now. Normally, I suffer silently through…
Rank this Week: 200
Information Law Group
Information Law Group
Covers advertising law, privacy, information security and intellectual property.
http://www.infolawgroup.com/
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Jun 17
NIST to Launch Big Data Working Group
NIST to Launch Big Data Working GroupThe National Institute of Standards and Technology (“NIST”), which we’ve written about at length in the past in connection with its ongoing data security and cloud computing related work, announced the formation of a Big… -
May 28
InfoLawGroup Thanks Clients, Attorneys and Staff for Chambers Recognition
InfoLawGroup Thanks Clients, Attorneys and Staff for Chambers RecognitionInfoLawGroup is honored to be named by Chambers and Partners as one of the nation’s leading Privacy & Data Security law firms. This recognition comes ahead of the firm celebrating its fourth birthday this fall. In 2009,… -
May 23
Court Refuses to Enter Injunction Requiring Tortious Content to be Taken Off Website
Court Refuses to Enter Injunction Requiring Tortious Content to be Taken Off WebsitePlaintiff obtained a jury verdict and almost $200,000 in damages over an article in a trade association publication that cast him in a false light. When the publication kept the offending article on its website, plaintiff sought relief for…
Rank this Week: 927
Legal Bytes
Legal Bytes
Covers digital advertising, new media, e-commerce and the law. By Reed Smith.
http://www.legalbytes.com
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May 6
WOMD. Now Available at Your Nearby Staples!
WOMD. Now Available at Your Nearby Staples!I read with interest, recent reports of a 3-D printed hand gun, created by Defense Distributed, being test-fired at a gun range just south of Austin, Texas. Defense Distributed, whose website bills itself as "The Home of the Wiki Weapons… -
Apr 30
Useless But Compelling Facts - April 2013
Useless But Compelling Facts - April 2013EXTRA, EXTRA ! WORLD WIDE WEB CELEBRATES BOTH A BIRTHDAY AND AN ANNIVERSARY!! In a world of “firsts,” Legal Bytes is publishing a Useless But Compelling Fact – both the Question & the Answer at the same time. We… -
Apr 15
"No taxation without representation"
"No taxation without representation"In the mid-1700s, British colonists in the 13 Colonies, which eventually became the original United States of America, began to summarize their primary grievance against British rule with the slogan, "No taxation without representation."…
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Likelihood of Confusion
Likelihood of Confusion
Covers developments in trademark, copyright, new media and free speech. By Ron Coleman.
http://www.likelihoodofconfusion.com
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Jun 18
Generic genericne
Generic genericneWhat is “generic genericness”? I just coined the phrase. It refers, I maintain, to a genericness defense against infringement made by the junior user of a trademark where the English word on which the defense is… -
Jun 13
Ghost Rider vs. Free Riders?
Ghost Rider vs. Free Riders?News from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals: The man who might have created the Marvel Comics superhero/anti-hero Ghost Rider… well, might in fact have created Ghost Rider, and might not have transferred all of his rights in the… -
Jun 11
Starbucks — not a “preya” in Korea
Starbucks — not a “preya” in KoreaOriginally posted 2006-10-12 20:04:15. Republished by Blog Post Promoter The Korea Times reports that perpetual trademark litigation plaintiff Starbucks has lost two in a row to South Korea’s Elpreya company, which features a line of…
Rank this Week: 80
Mouse Print
Mouse Print
Exposing the strings and catches in advertising fine print and analyses the legal meaning and enforceability.
http://www.mouseprint.org
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Jun 17
Don’t Get Burned by the Lowe’s Price Match Policy
Don’t Get Burned by the Lowe’s Price Match PolicyPrice matching policies of major retailers have come under increasing scrutiny and criticism recently. Both Bloomberg and Time have reported that big chains like Walmart and Toys “R” Us are getting complaints from customers and… -
Jun 10
The Straight Poop about Miralax’s Ad
The Straight Poop about Miralax’s AdIf you are all clogged up (or about to have a colonoscopy), you need a laxative. One such product is Miralax, which has been advertising regularly on TV recently. In their television ad, they repeatedly advertise with the catch-phrase,… -
Jun 3
Fair Trade? — Free Box of Wheat Thins for Access to Your Twitter Account
Fair Trade? — Free Box of Wheat Thins for Access to Your Twitter AccountMrConsumer prides himself on being privacy insensitive (if a store wants to track my shopping habits, for example, fine). However, more and more marketers want access to either your Facebook or Twitter account to see what’s posted and…
Rank this Week: 879
New York Advertising Attorneys…
New York Advertising Attorneys Blog
Provides commentary and news on developing legal issues in advertising, promotional marketing, Internet, and privacy law. By the Lustigman Firm, P.C.
http://www.advertisinglawblog.com/
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Nov 26
Western District of Washington Becomes A TCPA hotbed
Western District of Washington Becomes A TCPA hotbedThe Western District of Washington has joined the Northern District of Illinois and the entire state of California as a hotbed of activity for Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) class action suits. In addition to the TCPA, Washington… -
Nov 26
Contest Sponsor Discontinues Performance Claim Couched in 'Contest' Language
Contest Sponsor Discontinues Performance Claim Couched in 'Contest' LanguageEarlier this year, Oracle sponsored a contest that was advertised on the front page of the Wall Street Journal and other major newspapers. In the ad Oracle claimed that if an Exadata Data Warehouse system is not "5x faster" than an (IBM)… -
Nov 21
NAAG Announces Top Ten Consumer Complaints List
NAAG Announces Top Ten Consumer Complaints ListThe National Association of Attorneys General has announced the Top 10 Consumer Complaints for 2012. Automotive complaints topped the list (the majority of which involved auto sales, but also included auto advertising practices, auto service…
Rank this Week: 2580
OberIPWatch
OberIPWatch
Covers IP issues of importance to clients in science, technology, healthcare, education, media and the arts. By Ober Kaler.
http://oberipwatch.com/
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Jun 14
No “Happy Birthday” for Trolls? Filmmaker seeks public domain judgement on song’s copyright
No “Happy Birthday” for Trolls? Filmmaker seeks public domain judgement on song’s copyright“Happy Birthday to You” is protected by copyright? The song is based on the tune from “Good Morning to All,” written in the late 1800′s. Over the years families adapted the tune… -
Apr 25
Cariou v. Prince: A victory for appropriation art
Cariou v. Prince: A victory for appropriation artThe United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit reversed a lower court opinion today in the case of Cariou v. Prince and handed another victory to the perhaps surprisingly robust world of contemporary collage artistry and… -
Apr 22
Prior Art 101 for §§102 and 103
Prior Art 101 for §§102 and 103If you read IP blogs with any regularity you no doubt know that patent reform has come courtesy of the America Invents Act (“AIA”), although the “old” patent law hasn’t really left us and won’t for quite…
Rank this Week: 160
ReACTS
ReACTS
Covers the law and regulation of advertising and marketing. By the Reed Smith Advertising Compliance Team.
http://www.advertisingcompliancelaw.com/
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Jun 5
Google Adwords: Use Of Competitors' Keywords Is Okay... Sometime
Google Adwords: Use Of Competitors' Keywords Is Okay... SometimeAt the end of last month, the long-awaited judgment in the Interflora v Marks and Spencer case on trade mark infringement as it relates to keyword advertising was delivered by Mr Justice Arnold. The case dates back to 2008, when… -
May 10
OFT Investigates So-Called "Free" Web- And App-Based Children's Game
OFT Investigates So-Called "Free" Web- And App-Based Children's GameOver the last year, a number of cases have been reported where children have unwittingly racked up huge bills while playing web and app-based games that are free to download. The bills came from expensive "in-app purchases" of content such as… -
Mar 20
Amazon Seller Swears No Breach Of The Code...ASA Disagree
Amazon Seller Swears No Breach Of The Code...ASA DisagreeThe ASA has upheld a complaint concerning a Christmas card which was offered for sale through the Amazon market place by the seller named smellyourmum.com. The front of the card contained wording incorporating a strong expletive which,…
Rank this Week: 4434
Social Media Law Update
Social Media Law Update
Covers intellectual property, defamation, consumer protection and other legal issues regarding social media. By Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP.
http://www.socialmedialawupdate.com
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May 23
California Bill to Expand Data Security Breach Notification Law Clears Senate Hurdle
California Bill to Expand Data Security Breach Notification Law Clears Senate HurdleBy Rachel Tarko Hudson Last week, the California state Senate passed S.B. 46, a bill to expand the triggering data under the existing data security breach notification law. Currently, breach notification in California is triggered by the… -
Mar 27
Who Owns Your Online Persona?
Who Owns Your Online Persona?By Paul Cowie and Wayne Chang Eagle v. Morgan, 2013-11-4303 (E.D. Pa. 2013), represents one of the first trials on the issue of who owns social media accounts: the individual employee who first created the account or the employer whose… -
Jan 10
Privacy On The Go: Recommendations For The Mobile Ecosystem
Privacy On The Go: Recommendations For The Mobile EcosystemCalifornia’s Attorney General today issued recommendations for mobile app developers and the mobile industry to safeguard privacy for consumers.
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The Brand Protection Blog
The Brand Protection Blog
Covers developments and trends in all areas of the law that impact brands, including the creation, promotion and protection of branded products and services. By Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P.
http://fulbrightbrandprotection.blogspot.com/
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May 24
State of Texas adopts the Texas Uniform Trade Secret Act
State of Texas adopts the Texas Uniform Trade Secret Actby Jayme Partridge, Brett McKean and Paul Dyson On May 2, 2013, Texas adopted the Texas Uniform Trade Secret Act (“TUTSA”). The TUTSA takes effect on September 1, 2013, and applies to the misappropriation of trade secrets… -
May 24
State of Texas adopts the Texas Uniform Trade Secret Act
State of Texas adopts the Texas Uniform Trade Secret Actby Jayme Partridge, Brett McKean and Paul Dyson On May 2, 2013, Texas adopted the Texas Uniform Trade Secret Act (“TUTSA”). The TUTSA takes effect on September 1, 2013, and applies to the misappropriation of trade secrets… -
May 23
Are infringements of IP rights on the horizon with the advent of 3D printers?
Are infringements of IP rights on the horizon with the advent of 3D printers?by Sue Ross When web sites first started to proliferate, owners of intellectual property like music, photos, films, and other visual arts became concerned with the ease of copying their IP. A similar situation is starting to arise for…
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The Brewery Law Blog
The Brewery Law Blog
Covers licensing, permitting, advertising, labeling and distribution issues affecting the brewing industry. By Reiser Legal LLC.
http://brewerylaw.com
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Jun 10
Magic Hat Does It Again: The West Sixth Settlement Goes Public
Magic Hat Does It Again: The West Sixth Settlement Goes PublicIn Seattle, I first learned of the far reach of Magic Hat Brewing Company. Though they do distribute their own beer in Seattle, they certainly care about the market. And promises that they would someday return to it and sell beer led… -
May 10
Louisiana ATC Throws a Bone to Brewers – Explains Tasting Room Rule
Louisiana ATC Throws a Bone to Brewers – Explains Tasting Room RuleMany moons ago, I had a premature party over the passage of a law that I thought might have an impact on opening up taprooms to brewers in Louisiana. It turned out that the law was directed only at distillers (strange, right?… -
Apr 16
And Now a Word from Your Brewer……
And Now a Word from Your Brewer……When I first moved to Seattle, the very first beer that I had was a Manny’s Pale Ale. Georgetown Brewing was a baby at that time, yet today they continue to grow and add jobs to the Seattle area. Kudos. Here is a word from their…
Rank this Week: 2870
The Trademark Blog
The Trademark Blog
Covers advertising, ambush marketing, appellations of origin, branding, replacement parts, famous marks, grey goods and Madrid Protocol. By Schwimmer Mitchell.
http://www.schwimmerlegal.com/
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Nov 18
Republican Study Committee Report on Copyright, Withdrawn
Republican Study Committee Report on Copyright, WithdrawnReport on Copyright Law, by Republican Study Committee, withdrawn. Coverage here and here. -
Nov 16
HOBBIT v AGE OF THE HOBBITS
HOBBIT v AGE OF THE HOBBITSProducers of The Hobbit sue low-budget film AGE OF THE HOBBITS. One does not simply use the name HOBBIT in a title. Complaint (in two parts) is fun reading. Coverage here. You know what would be an interesting trademark fact pattern – a… -
Oct 26
Village Voice v Yelp (BEST OF _____ v BEST OF _____)
Village Voice v Yelp (BEST OF _____ v BEST OF _____)Village Voice owns local newspapers in various cities. They offer ‘incentive/promotional programs’ to local establishments under the BEST OF mark as In BEST OF DALLAS, BEST OF DENVER, etc. Yelp, the local review/directory site/app is…
Rank this Week: 1135
Trade Regulation Talk
Trade Regulation Talk
Covers antitrust, consumer protection, franchising, advertising, privacy, and civil RICO law. By John W. Arden.
http://traderegulation.blogspot.com/
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May 2
Mergers Reported under HSR Act Down Slightly in FY 2012
Mergers Reported under HSR Act Down Slightly in FY 2012This posting was written by Tobias J. Gillett, Contributor to Wolters Kluwer Antitrust Law Daily. The number of mergers reported under the Hart-Scott-Rodino (HSR) Premerger Notification Program between October 1, 2011 and September 30, 2012… -
May 1
Supreme Court Will Not Review Application of “Single Publication Rule” Barring Chuck Yeager’s Publicity Rights, Lanham Act Claim
Supreme Court Will Not Review Application of “Single Publication Rule” Barring Chuck Yeager’s Publicity Rights, Lanham Act ClaimThis posting was written by John W. Arden.The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to review the Ninth Circuit’s application of the “single publication rule” to an allegedly unauthorized endorsement posted on a website in 2003,… -
Apr 29
Food Distributor Not Enjoined From Selling Refined Olive Oil as “100% Pure”
Food Distributor Not Enjoined From Selling Refined Olive Oil as “100% Pure”This posting was written by Jody Coultas, Editor of CCH Unfair Trade Practices Law.The federal district court in New York City declined to enjoin food distributor Kangadis Food Inc. from selling refined olive oil labeled as "100% Pure Olive…
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