Odd All Monkey Movie from the 1940s Uses Trademarks For Humor
Probably without authorization from the mark holders!
August 2009
Seeing With Your Tongue: No Really
Not much law here, yet. Researchers have taken theoretical work begun decades ago and developed a “brain port,” a device… Read More »Seeing With Your Tongue: No Really
I See Code: Plain View and Computer Searches
The Ninth Circuit has taken a swat computer searches and the plain view doctrine (pdf). I have not yet read… Read More »I See Code: Plain View and Computer Searches
Lizzie Borden’s Hometown Museum Apparently Settles TM Suit, But the Boston Globe Report is Very Confusing
In which I take a few whacks at lousy IP law reporting: Here’s an excerpt from the article: Mandy Webster… Read More »Lizzie Borden’s Hometown Museum Apparently Settles TM Suit, But the Boston Globe Report is Very Confusing
The Scary Spectre of Professional Identity Theft
From Inside Higher Ed: One deleted e-mail marked the beginning of my ordeal. It was finals week, just before Christmas… Read More »The Scary Spectre of Professional Identity Theft