RSS- Cisco and Apple Reach Agreement on iPhone Trademark (February 21, 2007) Apple, Inc. "Cisco and Apple(R) today announced that they have resolved their dispute involving the ""iPhone"" trademark. Under the agreement, both companies are free to use the ""iPhone"" trademark on their products throughout the world."
- Domain Name Disputes ¿ The Battle Is Joined
(February 20, 2007)
Eric Sinrod of FindLaw
There was a time when it seemed that powerful trademark holders generally prevailed when they sought the transfer of Internet domain names that contained their trademarks. However, recent decisions show that domain name registrants have a fighting chance under certain circumstances.
- Apple Inc. and The Beatles¿ Apple Corps Ltd. Enter into New Agreement (February 05, 2007) Apple, Inc. Apple(R) Inc. and The Beatles¿ company Apple Corps Ltd. are pleased to announce the parties have entered into a new agreement concerning the use of the name ¿Apple¿ and apple logos which replaces their 1991 Agreement.
- Google Now Searches More Than 7 Million US Patents (December 14, 2006) Google Have you ever wondered who invented the zipper, the lawn mower - or maybe the eraser? Well now Google makes it easier than ever to search the over 7 million patents granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
- Motion Picture Studios File Suit To Stop Ripping of DVDS to Portable Video Players
(November 27, 2006)
Eric Sinrod of FindLaw
Just when you thought it might be safe to rip DVDs for use on your personal video player, such as an iPod Video, the motion picture studios have just filed a federal lawsuit in New York to put an end to such practices. While the motion picture studios certainly have financial and legal might behind them, the question remains as to whether they will prevail in their lawsuit.
- Microsoft Statement on Novell Agreement (November 20, 2006) Microsoft Microsoft and Novell have agreed to disagree on whether certain open source offerings infringe Microsoft patents and whether certain Microsoft offerings infringe Novell patents.
- Rushing Into Court To Stop Offensive Internet Conduct Not Always The Best Idea
(November 14, 2006)
Eric Sinrod of FindLaw
So there you are ¿ a reputable company or person, and someone else is using your trademarks to direct Internet users to graphic pornographic Web sites. You file a lawsuit and rush into court seeking immediate relief, right?
- "With Trademark Dilution ""Likely"" Again, Famous Mark Owners Pick Up Where They Left Off"
(November 01, 2006)
Jason Allen Cody of FindLaw
"Remember the days, 16 January 1996 until 4 March 2003, when many thought federal trademark dilution law required proof based on a ""likelihood"" of dilution, rather than ""actual"" dilution? Remember when Victor's Little Secret spoiled Victoria's Secret's party?"
- Samsung granted Ex-Parte injunctions against grey market importers in landmark parallel importation case (October 31, 2006) Samsung A landmark decision has resulted in an ex-parte injunction being granted in favour of Samsung India Electronics Pvt. LTD alongside parent Samsung Electronic Company LTD against 7 dealers based across Delhi, Indore, Kolkata and Bangalore restraining them from importing, exporting, distributing, selling, advertising and directly or indirectly dealing in 'grey market' ink cartridges and toners and any other products carrying the Samsung trademark.
- Benchmark Study Examines Leading Companies' Priorities and Requirements for Protecting Intellectual Property (October 30, 2006) Pro-Tec Data Crown Jewels on the Network: A Benchmark Study of Leading Companies' Discovery and Protection of Intellectual Property by Naomi R. Fine, Esq., president of Pro-Tec Data, reveals that content monitoring and filtering technology is an enabler for the protection of Intellectual Property (IP).
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