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Rebecca Tushnet
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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Straight Dope takes on deceptively misdescriptive ...
- Noncelebrity false endorsement claim proceeds
- AALL: Unfair Publishing Practice? Who’s to Stop Them?
- AALL: We Don’t Need Copyright to Put an Article on...
- NYT on Muscle Milk and others
- Google Books: Equal access to knowledge
- Women in open source
- Inspired brand extension?
- Revising ads to avoid sudden falsity
- AALL: my panel
- American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeti...
- The Future of Today’s Legal Scholarship, Part 3
- The Future of Today's Legal Scholarship part 2
- New note on puffery and images
- The Future of Today's Legal Scholarship
- Geocities Rescue Project
- Joining the Pom squad
- Update to Barton Beebe's empirical study of TM
- Recent reading: Trade Marks and Brands: An Interdi...
- The Daily Show covers trademark!
- Products liability question of the day
- Family Guy pratfall
- Pearls of Wisdom: Tampax claims allowed to continue
- NYT on Indian "knockoffs"
- What standards govern the FTC in the courts?
- Trek to Madworld
- "New and improved" claim leads to old result
- Pass, fail, epic fail
- Slate on NAD
- Nothing but blue skies: beverage case reinstated
- Yellow Pages wars, in Spanish this time
- Hey look, a standing case I like
- Misled again, naturally
- Dark & Stormy trademark claims
- Franklin College v. Franklin University
- Organic labeling and its discontents
- Newspapers, user-generated content, and the cost d...
- If a book meets a book coming through the rye
- Privacy and risk
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