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Trademarks can be attacked on many grounds, such as lack of distinctiveness or misuse. Lately, however, the trademarks of some universities have been under threat from an usual source: boobs. The Twitter account @KUboobs posts pictures of women’s chests with something related to KU in the photo. The photos are usually provocative and [...]
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In the Ninth Circuit, Google argues that the Wiretap Act does not prohibit interception of unencrypted wireless transmissions. The Supreme Court unanimously rules in Myriad that isolated DNA is not patentable, while cDNA is. [via SCOTUSBlog] Monsanto keeps farmers worried about inadvertent infringement out [...]
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Great Googley moogley! Google and other big firms that operate under the glare of the European Commission competition spotlight may now have many, many more individual spotlights upon them, heating up the stakes for potential antitrust abuses. On June 11, 2013, the European Commission proposed a Continue Reading →
By now you’ve undoubtedly heard about the National Security Agency’s collection and monitoring of billions of Americans’ phone records and internet activity from nine of the largest US internet service providers in attempts to root out terrorism. Ever since the story was reported in The Guardian, the program has been met with outrage from legislators [...]
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