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LexBlog IP
NOVEMBER 3, 2023
RLP alleged a likelihood of confusion between Applicant’s MOSAIC mark and RLP’s registrations for MOSAEC for “printed instructional, educational, and teaching materials in the field of foreign languages and cross-cultural communication; fiction books on a variety of topics; non-fiction books on a variety of topics” in Class (..)
Technology & Marketing Law Blog
NOVEMBER 29, 2021
Thus, it would compel those platforms to disseminate anything and everything with a “viewpoint,” including pro-Nazi speech, medical misinformation, terrorist propaganda, and foreign government disinformation. The statutory language is “shall [not] be held liable,” but sure, that only applies to damages. Candeub Report.
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Michael Geist
APRIL 6, 2022
An eligible news business is is defined as either a Qualified Canadian Journalism Organization (a definition from the Income Tax Act) or a business that meets similar requirements as the QCJO (general interest news content production, 2 or more journalists, operate in Canada, news not limited to a specific topic). Including U.S.
SpicyIP
JULY 3, 2022
But (facing Nya), I don’t wish to walk into the “IP Dharma” terrain, though I do want you to notice how difficult a ‘Right’ talk is and how it can lead to an intellectual imbroglio owing to its convergence with so many other moral and ethical topics of our daily life. Anyways, good points by the class overall!
43(B)log
FEBRUARY 24, 2021
Quebec: registration requirements (doesn’t apply below a certain monetary threshold, and to non-advertising promotions like a contest for employees) + French language availability. But can use qualifiers like “made in USA of domestic and foreign components.” California has a 5% foreign content requirement.
The IPKat
JANUARY 9, 2022
The panel discussed topics from the perspective of China, Germany, Europe, Japan, and the U.S., Importantly, the pandemic brought to WIPO’s attention areas to better serve its member states, specifically, in preparation for future disruptions. Michael Zeitler (Kuhnen & Wacker). Maria Strong (U.S. Copyright Office), and Ms.
LexBlog IP
JANUARY 18, 2022
With apologies to those who prefer a classic menu, I’ll be approaching these topics in coming weeks in a mezze fashion, with several items arranged to whet your appetite and enrich your knowledge. A downer, to be sure, but also an opportunity to reflect on some legal issues affecting food and wine. Olive Oil and State Pride.
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