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Lawsuit: Make “Google” A Generic Term For Search

Linguistic conventions and trademark law are being put to the test by a lawsuit in which Phoenix, AZ resident David Elliott is suing to have Google’s trademark on its own name canceled

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Seth Godin, Gary Vaynerchuk, And Others Chart The Demise of Mass Marketing

Let’s face it, the primary reason you go to a conference named The Art of Marketing is to hear provocative ideas like the one in this article’s title. In the process,.

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YouToo? Video Site Fights for Trademark

Forgive me if I am behind the times, but I’ve just recently discovered YouToo.com, and the site’s painfully obvious trademark issues are just too noteworthy for me to ignore. YouToo.

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Who Dat? Who Knows (and That Might be a Good Thing)

When the NFL and a private company both tried to lay claim to the exclusive right to use “Who Dat?” on merchandise ahead of the New Orleans Saints’ Super Bowl.

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Even the Wisest of Men and Machines Can Be In Error

“Sometimes even the wisest of men and machines can be in error.” That 1984 quote from the one and only Optimus Prime sums up nicely the reasoning behind most trademark.

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Revisiting the Californication Trademark Dispute

For those who don’t know, “Californication” is the name of both (i) a 1999 album, song and music video by the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and (ii) a Showtime series.

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KeyLimeTie | Software Development Stylists

KeyLimeTie thrives on connections. A snowball effect spawned by close connections has developed into a highly successful Interactive Software Design & Development Firm in the Chicagoland area. Founded by brothers,.

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