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Professor @markpmckenna was quoted by Input Magazine for "Travis Scott remixed Nintendo and PlayStation logos for his ‘Fortnite’ merch. Could they sue?" Read the story here: inputmag.com/style/travis-sc…
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SUPREME COURT: The annotated Georgia State Code (OCGA) is ineligible for copyright protection. #gapol supremecourt.gov/opinions/19…
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Professor @markpmckenna quoted by @TheFashionLaw in "3M Has Filed its First COVID-19 Lawsuit Against Company that Duped NYC Office with 'Unauthorized' Masks, Price-Gouging." Read the story here: thefashionlaw.com/3m-has-fil…
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Happy #NationalPetDay from the Copyright Office. All 10k of the photos you took of your cat while asleep are protected by copyright from the moment they are created.
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Searching for a job in security or #privacyland? 🔒Have a job post to share? Check out #wispdc's job board, updated monthly! DM me to add a posting, or to get on the official WISP-DC newsletter.
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Important news - but do be careful, not every filing is extended. Read the fine print.
Just announced – the USPTO will use provisions of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) to extend the time to file certain patent and trademark-related documents and to pay certain required fees.
READ: bit.ly/2Uy63iY
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McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Audi and Volkswagen are just a few of the corporations that are redesigning their logos with a "social distancing" theme. cnn.it/2xxYS0U
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Check out this weeks IP Case of the Week by Barry Irwin and Manon Burns! irwinip.com/2020/03/heineken…
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Here is my blogpost about 3D Printing, Patent Infringement, and the Coronavirus | Patently-O patentlyo.com/patent/2020/03…
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Trade Dress #Trademarks Hypo of the Day:
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The IP Clinic and ND Law had a great visit from Jim Silbermann of the USPTO yesterday, talking about experiential learning and non-firm careers, including USPTO opportunities. Many thanks to @uspto for creating a clinical cert program that lets students practice.
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‘What Would You Fight For?’ features client of IP & Entrepreneurship Clinic law.nd.edu/news-events/news/…
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oh hey did you know @design_law is a very big deal?
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Know any rockstar candidates for our policy internship this summer? We work on some of the hardest - and funnest - tech policy issues out there. We have two positions open - one in Washington, DC (with me!) and one in San Francisco. careers.mozilla.org/position…
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duke's mayonnaise sues duke foods for trademark infringement after years of coexistence, claiming DF's packaging has gradually becoming more similar to DM's. (you're welcome, i know how much you all love trademark disputes and mayo.) wspa.com/news/dukes-mayonnai…
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The Journal on Emerging Technologies has published our first blog post edited by yours truly!
ndlsjet.com/scraping-public-…
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The DC Security Camera Rebate program (which gives rebates to residents who buy and install security cameras) is super interesting. The rebate program itself takes 60 days to reimburse residents. So, who ends up buying cameras? Those with the initial wealth to spare (~$400.)
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NEW: Allbirds is suing Austrian shoe company Giesswein for #trademark infringement over look-alike wool sneakers:
law360.com/sports-and-bettin…
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BIG NEWS: 9th Circuit holds that scraping a public website likely does not violate the CFAA, even after website owner prohibits with a cease-and-desist letter; language strongly suggests CFAA only applies to bypassing authentication. Blog post up soon. cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datasto… #N
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“It seems like there was a targeted effort by Forever 21 to use Ariana Grande’s identity in a way that might be likely to confuse consumers,” said @profrothman in yesterday's @nytimes article, "Ariana Grande Sues Forever 21 Over ‘Look-Alike Model’ in Ads."
Ariana Grande is suing Forever 21, claiming that the retailer sought to trick customers into thinking she endorsed its brand by posting photos of her on its social media accounts and using a model who looked “strikingly similar” to her nyti.ms/32rswzi
























