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AresCoin Exchange Subject of Lawsuit with Starlight Capital for Copying, Trademark Infringement Bitcoin Exchange Guide Before we commence, these are key points about the suit. Its between Ares Management LLC (plaintiff) and Starlight Capital Group (defendant); Starlight Capital …
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In Your Face: How Facial Recognition Databases See Copyright Law But Not Your Privacy Above the Law As technology evolves, it seems that more than people are recognizing other people’s faces. From cellphones using facial identification as an unlocking …
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Quebecor takes satirical website Journal de Mourreal to court over trademark infringement Montreal Gazette A lawyer representing Media QMI, the subsidiary of the media conglomerate that publishes the tabloid, is accusing the Journal de Mourreal satirical site of …
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TE Connectivity is a global leader in the connectors and sensors industry. TE manufactures and designs products that connect and protect the flow of …
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Seattle Hard-Rock Band Thunderpussy Are Fighting to Trademark Their Name TheStranger.com The United States Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) has thwarted all-woman Seattle rock band Thunderpussy’s attempt to trademark their name. The PTO has …
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Inter In Trademark Dispute With MLS Over Inter Miami Franchise Name SempreInter Inter have found themselves locked in a trademark dispute with MLS over the name of its franchise Inter Miami for the use of ‘Inter’ in their team name.
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Aston Martin trademarks “Valen” name, but what’s it for? Motor Authority A new trademark has surfaced from Aston Martin for the name “Valen,” but it’s not entirely clear how the automaker plans to use it. The trademark was first filed …
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Chevrolet Cavalier Could Be Making a Comeback, Trademark Filing Suggests The Drive No, this one’s not an April Fools’ Day joke. General Motors just filed for new trademarks on the Cavalier name in the United States.
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OECD’s Trademark Tax Plan Needs To Be More Manageable Law360 The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development’s proposal to grant increased taxing rights for marketing intangibles such as trademarks would …
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Copyright directive will protect creatives The Guardian Letter: Carole Tongue says our story about MEPs approving sweeping changes to copyright law should have focused more on creative workers.
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