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Created Aug 08, 2022

The Pirate Bay as a Service Provider: Initial Interpretation of the E-Commerce Directive

by Dirk Lasater

Published: Jan 25, 2010

Now Trademark Attorneys Can Sleep Easier at Night: Federal Circuit Raised Standard on Proving “Fraud” in Trademark Renewals

by Arlene Mu

Published: Jan 07, 2010

The Intersection of Trademark and Antitrust: Why Centralized Licensing Agreements Protect Consumers

by Luke MacDowall

Published: Jan 14, 2010

Microsoft's Stuggles With The Little "x" In "docx"

by Alayna Ness

Published: Jan 22, 2010

Bilski: What’s at Stake, Part 4

Published: Feb 01, 2010

Coursepacks and Copyright Fees: It Doesn’t Matter Who Presses “Copy”

by Lauren Metcalf

Published: Jan 10, 2010

FCC Rulemaking: ISPs And The Fight Against Internet Piracy

by Luke Peterson

Published: Feb 17, 2010

Symposium Preview: Looking Both Ways at the Intersection of Antitrust and Intellectual Property

by Dirk Lasater

Published: Feb 24, 2010

Symposium Preview: The Haunting Implications of the Termination Provisions of the 1978 Copyright Act

by Dirk Lasater

Published: Mar 01, 2010

Net Neutrality, Revisited: No Statutory Authority for FCC to Regulate ISP Network Management

by Luke Peterson

Published: Apr 10, 2010

“Use in commerce” or “Use in the course of trade”: The Conflict Between U.S. and E.U. Trademark Protection

by Luke Peterson

Published: Apr 07, 2010

The Department Of Justice Stakes Out a New Battlefront in IP Law: A Look at the New Task Force on Intellectual Property

by Luke Peterson

Published: Apr 02, 2010

No ASCAP Material To Be Performed Here

by Lauren Metcalf

Published: Mar 29, 2010

How low can we go? An overview of “use in commerce” requirement in trademark registration

by Arlene Mu

Published: Mar 25, 2010

Gene Patenting: Can Someone Else Own Your Genes?

by Lauren Metcalf

Published: Mar 18, 2010

The Washington Redskins, the Laches Doctrine and Secondary Meaning: Why Time Doesn’t Heal All Wounds

by Luke MacDowall

Published: Mar 16, 2010

Spring Symposium Wrap-up: Part 2, Controversy and Challenges of Software IP Protection

by Luke MacDowall

Published: Mar 08, 2010

Spring Symposium Wrap-Up: Part 1, Piracy and the Digitalization of Copyright

by Dirk Lasater

Published: Mar 08, 2010

2010 Symposium: Copyleft vs. Copyright – Streaming Audio Available

Published: Mar 05, 2010

Combating Online Piracy: A Growing Threat with No Clear Plan of Attack

by Tierryicah Mitchell

Published: Sep 14, 2010

Einstein on Copyright: Professorial Lectures and the Future of Commercial Note-Taking Services

by Dirk Lasater

Published: Sep 01, 2010

Shifting Gears: The PTO Moves to 3 Speeds

by Ira Knight

Published: Aug 23, 2010

Plain Packaging on Tobacco for Australia: A Model for Reducing Healthcare Costs, or a Violation of Intellectual Property Rights?

by Lauren M. Tozzi

Published: Jul 05, 2010

WTO Resolves IP Conflicts after Uncle Sam TRIPS on the Great Wall of China

by Blake P. Hurt

Published: Jun 19, 2010

A Crushing Tackle by the Supreme Court: Why the NFL's Dreams of Antitrust Exemption Were Shattered

by Vlad Vidaeff

Published: Jun 01, 2010

Will a Patent for Peanut Butter Prevent Nonprofits from Helping to Feed Starving Children?

by Alayna Ness

Published: May 14, 2010

ACTA Negotiations Held in Secrecy: How Much Should the Public be Told?

by Alayna Ness

Published: May 07, 2010

The Battle of Viacom v. YouTube: Is It Possible For Everyone to Win?

by Arlene Mu

Published: Apr 29, 2010

The Beginning of the End? A Federal District Court Holds Gene Patents Invalid

by Lauren Metcalf

Published: Apr 20, 2010

Just Patent It: Nike Goes "Back to the Future" with Self-Lacing Shoes

by Tiffany Rene Johnson

Published: Nov 14, 2010

The Rise of Attention Management on the Web: Can Paul Allen's Patents Be Enforced?

by Joseph W. Norman

Published: Nov 08, 2010

Forget the Obama's Stimulus. Forget the Bush Tax Cuts. Increased Funding for the USPTO Could Fix Our Broken Economy.

by Rob Abb

Published: Nov 02, 2010

Facebook is Accepting No Friend Requests: Trademark of “Generic Plus” Words Makes Fast Adversaries

by Tiffany R. Johnson

Published: Oct 30, 2010

Trademarking USC: Did You Mean the University of Southern California or South Carolina?

by Alayna R. Ness

Published: Oct 27, 2010

The Godfather of Facebook: A Possible Trademark Infringement Suit in the Burgeoning Social Gaming Sector

by Vlad Vidaeff

Published: Oct 26, 2010

A $675,000 Damages Award for Illegal File Sharing: Joel Tenenbaum’s Ferocious Battle Against the Music Industry

by Vlad Vidaeff

Published: Oct 15, 2010

News Update: Motorola sues Apple for Patent Infringement

Published: Oct 08, 2010

News Update: Mirror Worlds' Jury Award of $625.5 Million for Apple's Patent Infringement Still Awaiting Final Verdict by Federal Judge

Published: Oct 06, 2010

Is the UNITAID patent pool a solution to providing affordable treatment for people living with HIV/AIDS in developing countries?

by Lauren M. Tozzi

Published: Sep 25, 2010

It’s All in the Expression: Judge says, “Disturbia” Not Substantially Similar to “Rear Window”

by Tierryicah Mitchell

Published: Dec 25, 2010

Eliminating the First Sale Doctrine for Software Resellers in the Ninth Circuit

by Joseph W. Norman

Published: Dec 15, 2010

Selling Oneself Out: The Problem of Selling a Personal Name Trademark

by Luke MacDowall

Published: Dec 01, 2010

When Negotiations Go Sour: The Conflict between Fox and Cablevision and its Impact on the Consumer and Online Piracy

by Vlad Vidaeff

Published: Nov 25, 2010

Are Tax Strategies Patentable Subject Matter After Bilski? The Answer is Unclear.

by Joseph W. Norman

Published: Nov 20, 2010

To avoid “substantial damages,” Fox News sues to make one thing clear: It did NOT endorse a Democrat.

by Rob Abb

Published: Nov 16, 2010