Archive for July, 2006

New law to criminalize trickery by adult website owners

July 26th, 2006 Comments Off
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Eleventh Circuit almost lets Section 230 preempt right of publicity claim

July 25th, 2006 Comments Off
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Sometimes “may” means “must”

July 24th, 2006 Comments Off
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Posted in Cybersquatting |

Chicago event: Internet/IP seminar with speech by Commissioner of Patents

July 19th, 2006 Comments Off

There is an exciting intellectual property law event coming up Chicago on the afternoon of July 27, 2006, and the registration deadline (July 21) is quickly approaching. The Intellectual Property Law Association of Chicago (“IPLAC”) will be hosting an afternoon seminar with three panels addressing copyright, trademark and patent law. The program will end with [...]

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eBay not a “consumer reporting agency”

July 12th, 2006 Comments Off
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Two must reads: one on net neutrality, the other on Section 230 and Wikipedia

July 12th, 2006 Comments Off
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“Google” as trademark takes a step toward “genericide”

July 7th, 2006 Comments Off
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Posted in Trademarks |

Blogger does not have to disclose information obtained in investigation for story

July 2nd, 2006 Comments Off
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Posted in Privacy |

So now we all know this guy’s ex-girlfriends don’t like him

July 1st, 2006 Comments Off
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