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Rebecca Tushnet
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- Don't start a competing business using your boss's...
- DMCA hearings: visually impaired/ereaders
- DMCA hearings: medical devices
- DMCA hearings: remix
- DMCA hearings: 3D printing
- DMCA hearings: multimedia ebooks
- New book chapter on young women and transformative...
- DMCA hearings: library etc education
- DMCA hearings: K-12 education
- DMCA hearings: MOOCs
- DMCA hearing: university exemption
- UK ASA thinks "sponsored by" isn't sufficient disc...
- DMCA hearings, phone/tablet unlocking
- I intervene in SanMedica v. Amazon to disclose cli...
- DMCA hearings, security research, opponents
- DMCA hearings: security research proponents
- "Commercial advertising and promotion" can't be co...
- DMCA hearings, LA: Guest post by Betsy Rosenblatt
- False claims of FDA approval actionable under Lanh...
- FDA pre-approval doesn't bar Lanham Act false adve...
- 4th Circuit adopts Rogers, lifts injunction agains...
- Pop goes the lawsuit: "original" ice pop claim cou...
- His red (copy)right hand
- Garcia v. Google reversed; many sigh in relief
- Close but no cigar: "worked closely" claim is puffery
- Reading list: James Grimmelmann on Lauren Willis
- ascertainability defeats class but EULA doesn't
- New Jersey court rejects ascertainabilty requireme...
- Prior proceedings: no confusion where defendant ex...
- No need to name competitor if context does
- SDNY allows consumer "organic" claims to proceed
- Hypo of the day, Denny's edition
- Reading list: entertainment franchises and Drassin...
- "Handmade" is too vague to be actionable for bourbon
- NPR on The Slants, with appearance by me
- Answer unclear in Clearly beverage infringement case
- Transformative work of the day, Star Wars edition ...
- EFF/OTW DMCA reply comments
- District court largely upholds mandatory GE disclo...
- Eco-friendliness is functional; so is rustic look ...
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