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UPDATE: Nintendo's latest accessory will be paired with DS game Personal Trainer: Walking. Apparently Nintendo has been hard at work developing brand new hardware for consumers to take advantage of. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 5 days ago
Newsday: Under terms of a recent settlement, Orlando, Fla.-based N.Y.P.D. Pizza can keep its name as long as it makes clear it is not affiliated with the New York Police Department. ... Source: blog.searchenginewatch.com --- 2 hours ago
Click Forensics has announced a new feature for its solution for advertisers. The feature enables brands to identify and track campaigns that are unlawfully using their trademarked terms. Click Forensics says the trend of Trademark infringement in pay-per-click advertising and growing, and marketers need the ability to address the problem more quickly. “The impact of Trademark infringement in search advertising goes beyond consumer annoyance,” said Paul Pellman, CEO of Click Forensics. “It’s affecting the advertising budgets of major brands as they’re forced to spend more money to get the high-quality search traffic that is rightly theirs. We’re helping to change that by giving brands a tool they can use to fight back.” What do you think of the new feature? Let us know in the comments. Related Reading: Lycos Partners with Click Forensics to Improve PPC Quality ... Source: forums.devshed.com --- 5 days ago
Date: October 1st, 2008 11:20 AM - Conundrum - Untitled Post: I have a result set from a database that has the following character. ® 3 This is for a trade mark. I would like to remove these characters from the text in the result set. Are these characters native to perl?A regular expressio... ... Source: clickz.com --- 2 hours ago
Service trolls the Web on behalf of advertisers to detect typo-squatting. ... Source: www.seroundtable.com --- 5 days ago
A WebmasterWorld member complains that his company, which has been in use for over 10 years, is not able to make its own Google AdWords ads because part of the name is a Trademark violation. Is it worth pursuing further... ...
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Not your typical classic rock band, Trademark is a group of professional musicians who have the talent and experience t... ... Source: www.wwd.com --- 33 days ago
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Simmons & Simmons has become the latest firm to benefit from a stream of departures from Howrey’s City arm with the top 20 law firm signing up a Trademark team led by partner David Stone. Stone joined ... ... Source: www.naturalproductsinsider.com --- 32 days ago
SANTA ANA, Calif.—BioCell Technology LLC filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court, Central District of California, against ProTec Laboratory Inc., alleging Trademark infringement. In its Aug. 20, 2008, filing, Newport Beach, Calif.-based BioCell claimed ProTec has infringed, and continues to infringe, on BioCell’s Trademark BioCell Collagen II® by offering to sell, selling, distributing and/or advertising dietary supplements that purport to ... (106 words) ... Source: www.bignewsnetwork.com --- 16 hours ago
, Inc., the industry leader in scoring, auditing and managing traffic quality for the online advertising community, today announced a new feature for the Click Forensics for Advertisers ... Source: pubcit.typepad.com --- 3 days ago
by Paul Alan Levy A few weeks ago, I nominated the law mega-firm Jones Day for an award for the most abusive Trademark claim brought to suppress speech they don’t like. Today’s post concerns another abusive Trademark claim that might... ... Source: www.bigupradio.com --- 4 days ago
09-30-2008 - It became necessary for Sadiki to Trademark the name after other performers started using the name, thereby creating confusion.(read more) [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my BigUpRadio.com website for full links, other reggae content, news, reviews and more! ]] ... Source: www.chicagoiplitigation.com --- 3 days ago
WMS Gaming Inc. v. WPC Gaming Prods. Ltd., No. 07-3585, Slip Op. (7th Cir. Sep. 8, 2008) (Wood, J.).* Judge Wood delivered the Seventh Circuit’s opinion reversing and revealing Judge Manning’s damages award. Plaintiff-Appellant WMS Gaming (“WMS”) alleged that defendants (collectively “PartyGaming”) infringed its JACKPOT PARTY and SUPER JACKPOT PARTY marks. Defendants chose not to participate in the suit. The Northern District, therefore, entered a default judgment for WMS and a permanent injunction. WMS sought $287M in damages, an amount equal to PartyGaming’s reported U.S. revenues during the relevant period. The Court, however, held that WMS was entitled to damages, not an equitable accounting of all of defendants revenues and awarded approximately $900K per year, or $2.7M total. As an initial matter, the Seventh Circuit held that Fed. R. Civ. P. 54(c) requires that in the case of a default judgment the award cannot differ from or exceed the type and amount of requested damages. Because WMS’s complaint and its subsequent pleadings all requested both an equitable accounting and actual damages, either were an allowable damages award. Having determined that an equitable accounting was an appropriate remedy, the Court explained that WMS was entitled to an award of PartyGaming’s revenues attributable to PartyGaming’s Trademark infringement. Further, WMS’s burden was only to prove PartyGaming’s revenue. WMS did that by proving PartyGaming ... Source: www.medriyani.com --- 3 days ago
Startup: Microsoft’s Windows campaign violates Trademark (InfoWorld) G.ho.st, a startup that offers a hosted operating system, has accused Microsoft of violating a company Trademark with its prominent use of the phrase “no walls” in its recently unveiled $300 million Windows marketing and advertising campaign. [ Discover [...] ... Source: www.fwicki.com --- 23 hours ago
GUIDING RIGHTS: Trademarks, Copyright and the Internet, by Mark V.B. Partridge, explains the Trademark and copyright principles guiding rights on the Internet in clear and accessible terms. ... Find more results for Trademark on RSSMicro.com |
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Filed under: Features Each week Mark Methenitis contributes Law of the Game on Joystiq , a column on legal issues as they relate to video games : There's been a lot of talk about copyright piracy lately, largely from a few high profile convictions. What we've been short on lately is some high profile Trademark infringement suits, but Trademark piracy in the gaming world can and has been as rampant as copyright piracy. In fact, the concept of what all constitutes Trademark infringement isn't even as well known as copyright infringement. Everyone knows about Napster and warez, but these are all copyright issues. So I'd like to take some time to talk about Trademark infringement and piracy. We've been through the basics of Trademark before, and that's a good place to start if you're a complete Trademark neophyte. However, with a basic understanding of what is trademarked, it's easy to see the areas where trademarks can be infringed. Basic infringement is based on the idea that someone will take advantage of a Trademark to confuse the consumer into purchasing their product based on the reputation of the Trademark they're infringing. Put into simpler terms, if you believe Nintendo is a good brand, then you'd be likely to buy a Nintendo product. Therefore, if I make a product and put "Nintendo" on it, then you'd be likely to buy my product because of the illusion that it's a Nintendo product. I get the benefit of selling more product by infr ...
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Filed under: Rumors Fans of the Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles line-up of games from Square Enix are in for a treat. Not only because the upcoming DS-and-Wii compatible Echoes of Time looks really sweet, but because a recent Trademark by Square Enix has opened up the door for another Crystal Chronicles game. Recently, Square Enix filed a Trademark for Crystal Defenders in the US Patent Trademark database. This new Trademark has nothing to do with Echoes of Time , seeing as how Square Enix trademarked that back in July. Of course, there's also the possibility that this isn't for anything new and could be tied to a mobile title from the company, Crystal Guardians W1 , says Spencer over at Siliconera. We guess we'll just have to wait and see. Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments Ads by Google ...