Obama administration releases Internet “Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights”
- Posted By: Claire Kalia
- Posted In: Internet law, IP
- February 24, 2012
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On Thursday, February 23 the Obama administration released a “Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights” and called on Congress to pass strong legislation to enforce the proposal. The Bill of Rights proposes new technical and legal tools to protect the...
Read MoreWebsites and copyright law
- Posted By: Claire Kalia
- Posted In: Internet law, IP
- September 19, 2011
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If you have a website, even for personal or recreational use, you should consider copyright issues. As a general rule, the copyright in a work is owned by its creator, so if you are publishing anything on your site – photos,...
Read MoreTrademark Basics
- Posted By: Claire Kalia
- Posted In: IP, Trademarks
- September 12, 2011
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If you have a logo, slogan or company name, word or phrase that identifies your goods or services, you may want to consider getting trademark protection for it (learn more about trademarking your business name here). The good news is that if you’ve...
Read MoreWhy is Linsanity Trademarkeable?
- Posted By: Claire Kalia
- Posted In: Internet law, IP, Trademarks
- September 01, 2011
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In the wake of his sudden rise to fame, the New York Knicks phenomenon and point guard Jeremy Lin has taken the step of trademarking the word “Linsanity.” What makes “Linsanity” a trademarkeable phrase? The fact that the word...
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