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…
Category: Legal
A Porn Star Saves A Guy From Spending 20 Years In Jail: A Cautionary Tale For Those Traveling Out Of The US
We wrote a post a couple of years ago about being careful when traveling back to the US for a trip outside the country. With the TRAFFIC show for Milan coming up…
“I’m Not One of Those Evil Typo Dudes” Says The Guys Sued By Microsoft for $2.4 Million
Here’s the case of a non-domainer that has been sued by some of the biggest companies in the world for registering variations of their trademarks and seems not to be a bit…
Kentucky Domain Seizure Case Is Heading Back To The Supreme Court
Gambling911.com, is reporting that the chief judge of the Kentucky Court of Appeals approved iMEGA’s request to have its petition to send iMEGA, et al v. Commonwealth immediately back to the state’s Supreme…
TruePoker.com Owners Come Forward In Kentucky To Satisfy “Standing” Requirement
According to Gambling911.com, one member of The Interactive Media Entertainment & Gaming Association (iMEGA.org) has decided to step forward and, as such, satisfy the court’s requirement on “standing”. TruePoker.com, owned by Yatahay…
UDRP Cases Decline 9.5% In 2009
According to WIPO, the number of cases filed under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) in 2009 decreased by 9.5% compared to the previous year. In 2009, 2,107 cases were…
EU Rules: Google Is OK Allowing Advertisers To Purchase Ads Under Competitors Trademarked Keywords
Today the European Court of Justice, the highest court in the EU, issued its long awaited ruling in a case brought by Louis Vuitton, giving Google a huge victory, saying that” “”Google…