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Journey Through “Januarys” on SpicyIP (2005 – Present)

SpicyIP

Without further ado, here’s what I found in the Januarys: Virtual World, Gaming, and IPs: Sifting through January pages, a decade-old post by Deepshikha Malhotra caught my attention, discussing Property Rights in the Virtual World. Then, Arundathi Venkataraman discussed the topic using the case of Garcia v. Well … not really!

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Practice Tips for Combating Counterfeiters: An Action Plan for Brands, Manufacturers and Retailers

Intellectual Property Law Blog

Even if an identical trademark is not used, a knock-off product may infringe trade dress or patent rights where it is made to copy the protected appearance, details and construction of a well-known product in order to mislead consumers as to the source of the product.

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I See Dead People…Filing Lawsuits In New York

The IP Law Blog

New York’s post mortem right-of-publicity statute recently came into effect. Its previous right-of-publicity laws were an extension of its statutory right of privacy which provided that “any person whose name [or likeness] is used within [New York] for advertising [or trade] purposes without.

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Key 2023 update: EU Directive implemented in Greek copyright law

LexBlog IP

It has several aims, including the following: To facilitate copyright and related rights licensing in protected works and other subject matters in certain television transmissions and radio programs. Specifically, the rightsholder’s absolute right to allow or prohibit the public lending of their works is removed.

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Will Starbucks Become the Next Corporate Sponsor of a Professional Sports Facility?

The IP Law Blog

I wrote about a similar topic prior to Allegiant Air becoming the official sponsor of the Las Vegas stadium that the Raiders now call home. Given that Starbucks is headquartered in Seattle, Seattle would be the most suitable location for it to make a stadium-rights deal. I’m experiencing déjà vu. So why am I going on about this?

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Who is liable when an artificial intelligence system infringes copyright – a missed opportunity by the PRC Court

LexBlog IP

As a result, the court ordered statutory damages of RMB 10,000 and the blocking of keywords on the defendant’s platform to prevent further generation of images that are substantially similar to Ultraman.

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Yearbook Defendants Lose Two More Section 230 Rulings

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

The court is making a tricky statutory analysis; While the submitters may not have created/developed the yearbook, they did create/develop the “submission” they made to PeopleConnect. This court disagrees with the Callahan judge’s statutory reading. ” Statutory Publicity Rights Claim (3344).