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    March 13, 2009in Famous Marks, Trademarks0by Editor
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    Trade-mark opposition loss for owners of GLAMOUR magazine

    Sanjukta Tole is an Osgoode Hall alumnus and practiced with the IP Group of a large Vancouver law firm. Farleyco Marketing Inc. (“Farleyco”) filed a trade-mark application for the trade-mark…

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    March 6, 2009in Trademarks2by Editor
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    Dare I use the term "netbook"?

    Have you seen that new Sony Netbook? The one small enough to fit in your purse? The term netbook is typically used to describe ultra-portable network-enabled laptop computers that are…

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    March 5, 2009in Links, Privacy, Trademarks0by Editor
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    Web Linking Trademark Dispute Settled

    A settlement has been reached in the U.S. trademark/web linking dispute between law firm Jones Day and real estate information site BlockShopper.com. Jones Day had sought to prevent BlockShopper from…

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    February 16, 2009in Domain Names, Trademarks0by Editor
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    New Top Level Domains (TLDs) Create Tension For Trademark Owners

    Internet users are familiar with the current top level domain structure of the World Wide Web. .com, .edu, and .org, amongst others, are all part of the common vocabulary used…

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    February 5, 2009in Trademarks0by Editor
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    Single Malt Whisky

    Glenora Distillers has won a trademark dispute before the FCA over the name of their Canadian single malt whisky, Glen Breton. The Scotch Whisky Association argued that the prefix “glen”…

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    February 2, 2009in IP, Parallel Importation, Trademarks3by Editor
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    The Grey-Market: Are the Benefits Worth the Costs?

    Grey market goods are legally-produced goods obtained in a foreign country which are imported into a domestic market via an unauthorized distribution channel.  These parallel-import goods are typically obtained in…

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