IP Law Daily, BLOG TRACKER—Noteworthy blog posts and other commentary, (Oct 17, 2024)

By WK Editorial Staff

The week’s most insightful, intriguing, or entertaining blog posts regarding intellectual property issues.

• JD Supra, Comparing California’s AI-Likeness Bills with the Federal NO FAKES Act of 2024, by John Bossert and Dr. Christian Mammen

• Mondaq, Patent Owners Beware: Expanded Jurisdiction Risks In Using Third-Party Platforms To Remove Infringing Listings, by Andrea L. Arndt (Dickinson Wright).

• IP Update, Clear Vision: Keyword Search Term Purchase Doesn’t Blur Trademark Lines, by Eleanor B. Atkins

• Patently-O, The Substance of OpenAI’s Patent Pledge?, by Dennis Crouch (University of Missouri School of Law).

• IP Watchdog, Tenth Circuit Gives ‘Reborn Doll’ Company Another Shot at Copyright Suit Against Chinese Amazon Sellers, by Eileen McDermott

• Techdirt, Cloudflare Destroys Another Patent Troll, Gets Its Patents Released To The Public, by Mike Masnick

• Copyright Lately, 2 Live Crew Reclaims Copyrights in Iconic Rap Hits, by Aaron Moss

• Technology & Marketing Law Blog, Internet Access Providers Face Contributory Copyright Liability for Subscribers’ Infringements–UMG v. Grande, by Eric Goldman (Santa Clara University School of Law).

• The IPKat, Can you photograph a copyright-protected wallpaper without the right holder’s explicit consent? Yes, says the German Supreme Court, by Marcel Pemsel

• TTABlog, Precedential No. 25: TTAB Awards Priority to Opposer over Its Employee, Sustains Opposition to DISTRICT OF FASHION Mark, by John Welch

Attorneys: John Bossert and Dr. Christian Mammen (Womble Bond Dickinson). Andrea L. Arndt (Dickinson Wright). Aaron Moss (Greenberg Glusker Fields Claman & Machtinger LLP). John L. Welch (Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks, P.C.).

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