A federal judge dismissed a trademark infringement lawsuit filed by Rosetta Stone Inc against Google back in July 2009, for selling keywords containing its trademark.
Rosetta complained that consumers who search for “Rosetta Stone” on Google could click on a “sponsored ad” and visit the site of “a software pirate that purports to be Rosetta, but in reality sells a sub-standard product.”
Rosetta, said it had hoped for a full jury trial, and may appeal to a higher court.
But for now Google has one yet another round in the many keyword trademark suits against it
Ed Muller says
April 29, 2010 at 8:36 pmIt should come as no surprise that Rosetta is going to fight long and hard on this one. They were my first C&D ever a few years ago, despite the fact that did not have any ads on what was once a very generic term.
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April 29, 2010 at 9:46 pmit was found in 1799
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tp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosetta_Stone
can be trademarked today?
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