Aspen/Snowmass now officially 'defies ordinary' - Aspen Daily News

Aspen/Snowmass now officially 'defies ordinary' Aspen Daily News Scott S. Havlick, a Denver-based attorney specializing in trademark law who represents SkiCo in that area, said the US system allows for use of the word to trump registration by the USPTO. Because “Snowmass” isn't trademarked doesn't mean it gives ...

Houston Law Firm Lorance & Thompson, PC Launches Redesigned Website - MarketWatch (press release)

Houston Law Firm Lorance & Thompson, PC Launches Redesigned Website MarketWatch (press release) Energy, including oil and gas lease and operational disputes, death and bodily injury claims, etc.; -- Insurance, including coverage opinions, bad faith, Texas Insurance Code, and contract disputes; -- Trademark registration, monitoring, licensing, ... and more »

Internet Marketing Company Conducts a Poll on SEO Efforts - San Francisco Chronicle (press release)

Internet Marketing Company Conducts a Poll on SEO Efforts San Francisco Chronicle (press release) Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) May 15, 2012 Internet Marketing Company, one of the most reputable search engine marketing companies, announced results of the poll, "Do You Know That Social Media Buzz Can Help Your SEO Efforts?" on the Facebook® Platform. and more »

Google wins domain name dispute with 'cyber-squatter' - Hostway

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Google wins domain name dispute with 'cyber-squatter' Hostway Search giant Google has been given ownership of more than 750 domain names which had been bought by a 'cyber-squatter'. Cyber-squatting refers to consumers who purchase domain names in bad faith to profit from a trademark belonging to someone else. Google shoves cybersquatter off 763 Googletastic domainsRegister Google Wins 750 Domains in Cybersquatting CaseWebProNews all 4 news articles »

Maker's Mark, PTO Search, Phony Wine: Intellectual Property - BusinessWeek

Maker's Mark, PTO Search, Phony Wine: Intellectual Property BusinessWeek Yesterday, more than nine years after the case was originally filed, a federal appellate court found that the signature red wax seal used on Maker's Mark Distillery Inc.'s bourbon bottles is a valid trademark. The Kentucky distillery, owned by ... and more »