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California: (Enter Ad Here)
The bill raises many potential issues. Finally, there are serious concerns with privacy and ownership issues that California lawmakers will surely have to consider before moving ahead with implementation. If you love flashing electronic billboards, California may soon be your state of choice. Senator Curren D. Price, Jr. say: why not?
JetLawBlog - Tuesday, June 22, 2010
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HTC issues Cease & Desist Order to hackers for cooked ROM and fraudulent use of its intellectual property. Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, reveals privacy issues raised by sharing information, and how to avoid them. 8220;Toy Story 3″ raises contract interpretation issues in the context of movie sequels.
JetLawBlog - Monday, June 21, 2010
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Vince Young facing issues off the field for misdemeanor assault and involvement in altercation in Dallas strip club. Sixth Circuit finds for Victoria Secret in trademark case, holding the name “Victor’s Little Secret&# constitutes infringement. DNA introduced to bolster thirty-year old murder charges in Atlanta killings.
JetLawBlog - Monday, June 14, 2010
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  • Judge blocks Sublime bandmembers from using name
    The preliminary injunction was issued today in a trademark lawsuit brought by the estate of the 90’s ska-punk. Tags: Trademark By Matthew Belloni A Los Angeles judge has shut down an effort by former bandmembers of Sublime to perform under the name.
    THR, Esq. Entertainment & Media Law Blog - Tuesday, November 3, 2009
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  • Protecting Twitter with T(w)ademark
    The news has been a twitter about Twitter®, the social networking site, filing a trademark application f or the word TWEET , and the current status of the application being  suspended pending the outcome of prior filed third-party trademark applications that contain the term “tweet.&#. by Tamera Bennett. Twitter, Inc.
    Current Trends - Monday, August 24, 2009
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  • Trademark Basics Part 4: After Trademark Registration
    In Part 4 of Trademark Basis we explore what happens after you secure a trademark registration.  Feel free to review Part 1 “Selecting a Trademark,&# Part 2 From Selection to Application,&# and Part 3 ,  “Intent to Use.&#. Q:        Does my trademark registration expire once a registration issues from the U.S.
    Current Trends - Monday, February 1, 2010
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  • Budweiser Lost EU Trademark Battle
    See my original post on the topic here and see the article from Law360 where a panel of legal experts are interviewed regarding the ongoing trademark issues. Tags: trademark registration Trademark trademark litigation by Tamera H. Bennett. Posted December 17, 2008.
    Current Trends - Wednesday, December 17, 2008
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  • Trademark Basics: From Selection to Application
    This post is Part 2 of Trademark Basics. Take a look at Part 1 here on selecting a trademark. Q:  How does the trademark application process work? A: Develop a list of possible names and discuss this list with your trademark lawyer. If the refusal is overcome, or if no refusal issued, the mark will move to publication.
    Current Trends - Tuesday, January 19, 2010
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  • 48 Hours to Trademark Lawsuit
    48 hours to produce the first issue of a magazine. 48 Hour:Hustle, a print on-demand magazine, was started on May 7 and issue zero was  wrapped on May 9.  I also wonder if an argument could be made by another trademark owner for likelihood of confusion with their mark:  Hustler. was received May 11. 
    Current Trends - Wednesday, May 19, 2010
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  • Cayman Crocs v. Cayman Porsche: Are You Confused?
    In the United States, Porsche does have a registration for “Cayman&# in trademark international class 025 for numerous clothing items and it specifically includes FOOTWEAR.  The application, registration number 3602568, was issued on April 7, 2009.  by Tamera H. Bennett. Does a pair of plastic slip on shoes purchased for $29.99
    Current Trends - Thursday, November 12, 2009
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  • Second Circuit Reverses in Rescuecom v. Google: AdWords Use of Trademark is a "Use in Commerce" under the Lanham Act
    Google by issuing its long-awaited opinion. The court in Rescuecom pointed out that in contrast, Google, via its AdWords program and Keyword Suggestion Tool, "is recommending and selling to its advertisers" the Rescuecom trademark. quot; Tags: Trademark adwords keywords online advertising WhenU.com, Inc., 414 F.3d
    New Media and Technology Law - Friday, April 3, 2009
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  • How to Care and Love for Your Trademark Once It's Born
    Entrepreneurs often have a mindset like a bear trap when it comes to trademarks. The logic goes: once you get a federal trademark registration, your competition is locked out. While it never quite works that way, entrepreneurs often overlook the necessary steps to "care and love" for their trademark after it is registered.
    BizMediaLaw - Tuesday, November 17, 2009
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  • “Nexus One” Likelihood of Confusion With “Nexus” Says Trademark Examiner
    Patent and Trademark Office for its trademark application for “Nexus One&# in connection with mobile phones (Serial number 77891022). If Google cannot overcome the refusal, a Final Refusal will issue and Google will have six months from the issuance of a Final Refusal to file any new information and/or an Appeal.
    Current Trends - Tuesday, March 16, 2010
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