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• Trademark Likelihood of Confusion, in Triathlon Products

  
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  Today, a basic primer on trademark infringement and an example of something that seems pretty clear. A registered trademark gives the owner the right to prevent anyone from using a mark in a way that is likely to cause confusion. This “likelihood of confusion” is fleshed out in a multi-factor analysis of the ...
  1 week ago

• Facebook settles trademark lawsuit with Timelines Inc

  
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  Facebook settles trademark lawsuit Facebook and Timelines Inc. have reportedly entered into a settlement, putting to an end a two-year trademark tussle regarding the term “Timeline”. The battle started in September 2011, when Timelines.com sued Facebook for using the word for its Facebook Timeline. The company ...
  2 weeks ago

• Machine Gun Maker Sues Alphonse Capone Over Trademarks

  
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  Capone, an Illinois corporation, did not have authorization to use the Tommy Gun trademarks on alcoholic beverages that carry a reproduction of the Tommy Gun marks. Additionally, Saeilo claims that Capones infringement not only violates federal trademark law, but also Illinois state law and common law. Related posts: ...
  2 weeks ago

• Gervais et al. “Is Profiting from the Online Use of Another’s Property Unjust? The Use of Brand Names as Paid Search Keywords”

  
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  Daniel J. Gervais (Vanderbilt University – Law School),  Martin L. Holmes (Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein L.L.P.),  Paul W. Kruse (Bone McAllester Norton PLLC),  Glenn Perdue (Kraft Analytics, LLC) and  Caprice L. Roberts (Savannah Law School) have published “Is Profiting from the Online Use of ...
  2 weeks ago

• Different Musical Styles Avoid a Likelihood of Confusion

  
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  Newsboys, Inc. v. Warner Music Inc., illustrates that similar marks paired with similar goods or services may not create a likelihood of confusion. The secret is enough of a difference in the goods or services. Plaintiff’s mark is NEWSBOYS. Defendants’ mark is NEW BOYZ. Both marks look and sound a lot alike. ...
  3 weeks ago

• Michael Jordan Reputation Rights Case Begins in Shanghai

  
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  Normally I wouldn’t bother you with the news that a case I have already discussed many times has kicked off. No real news to report here, at least not yet. However, after reading the coverage in  Xinhua , I just felt obligated to pass along this little treasure from the alleged infringer’s crack legal team: ...
  3 weeks ago

• How to Secure Your Intellectual Property in Social Media

  
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  With social media moving so quickly and content being shared so readily, brands may lose control of their trademarks and copyrights. My colleague Christopher Budd has written a two-part blog on common sense content security in social media . His posts rightly discuss that social media engagement requires some ...
  4 weeks ago

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