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Monthly Archives: October 2015
Notre Dame Roundtable on Drassinower, Part 4
Session IV – Subject Matter and Limitations • Rebecca Tushnet Drassinower defines trademark as the right to completely control the meaning of a mark as applied to a good or service: radically unidirectional, like a one-way traffic sign, … Continue reading
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Notre Dame Roundtable on Drassinower, Parts 2 & 3
Session II – The Work as Dialogue • Mike Madison An element in the book: The “work” is a Macguffin. The the thing that holds our attention/draws the narrative together while not necessarily having meaning in and of … Continue reading
Notre Dame Roundtable on Drassinower, part 1
Notre Dame Roundtable, What’s Wrong with Copying? (Abraham Drassinower’s book) Sponsored by the Program on Law and Market Behavior 8:40 a.m.-‐10:15 a.m. Session I – Methodology and Implications • Mark Rose Historical approach: rights to manuscript or to … Continue reading
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competition no longer required for Lanham Act “commercial advertising or promotion”
Healthnow New York Inc. v. Catholic Health System, Inc., 2015 WL 5673123, No. 14–CV–986S (W.D.N.Y. Sept. 25, 2015) Healthnow, aka Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Western New York (BCBS), sued Catholic Health for violations of the Lanham Act … Continue reading
Don’t send misappropriation to do copyright’s job
Alaskasland.com, LLC v. Cross, No. S15270 (Alaska Sept. 25, 2015) A realtor group listed property adjacent to a neighboring subdivision, Susitna Shores, using three photos taken from the subdivision’s marketing materials, including one showing the subdivision’s stylized entrance sign. … Continue reading
Shoulda left my phone at home: court upholds most mandatory disclosure of radiation risks
CTIA – The Wireless Association v. City of Berkeley, No. C-15-2529 (N.D. Cal. Sept. 21, 2015) CTIA is a nonprofit that represents the wireless industry, including cell phone retailers. Berkeley enacted an ordinance that requires cell phone retailers to … Continue reading
Right of publicity question of the day, pop music edition
I present to you Justin Blabaer beer. (Blabaer = blueberry.) Is this truly the only cure for “Blabaer fever”? Will it truly make you shout, “Oh, Baby!”? So many questions. from Blogger http://ift.tt/1KTXD6X