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Been watching the status of trademark applications for domain names (inclusive of the TLD) at the USPTO, ever since SCOTUS delivered a positive decision on the Booking.com case. Yesterday at NamesCon Online, ICA Counsel Zack Muscovitch interviewed attorney David Bernstein, lead IP Counsel to...

Been watching the status of trademark applications for domain names (inclusive of the TLD) at the USPTO, ever since SCOTUS delivered a positive decision on the Booking.com case. Yesterday at NamesCon Online, ICA Counsel Zack Muscovitch interviewed attorney David Bernstein, lead IP Counsel to...

The Booking.com trademark case at the US Supreme Court opened the floodgates for trademark applications of generic domains. Previously seen as generic terms, the SCOTUS decision now allows domains that are formed by otherwise generic (dictionary) words to be eligible for trademark registration...

The Booking.com trademark case at the US Supreme Court opened the floodgates for trademark applications of generic domains. Previously seen as generic terms, the SCOTUS decision now allows domains that are formed by otherwise generic (dictionary) words to be eligible for trademark registration...

In this week’s Top Topics, AbdulBasit Makrani shares the results of his June Afternic experiment that includes a $50,000 “buy now” sale. Elsewhere, investors discuss the recent SCOTUS Booking.com decision, and an entrepreneur asks domainers for opinions on the best alternative domain to register...

In this week’s Top Topics, AbdulBasit Makrani shares the results of his June Afternic experiment that includes a $50,000 “buy now” sale. Elsewhere, investors discuss the recent SCOTUS Booking.com decision, and an entrepreneur asks domainers for opinions on the best alternative domain to register...

The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) issued its decision today in the United States Patent and Trademark Office, et al., v. Booking.com B.V. case. By an 8-1 margin, the court ruled that Booking.com could register a federal trademark for the mark “booking.com” despite the term...

The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) issued its decision today in the United States Patent and Trademark Office, et al., v. Booking.com B.V. case. By an 8-1 margin, the court ruled that Booking.com could register a federal trademark for the mark “booking.com” despite the term...

Senate Judiciary ✔@senjudiciary Nothing in the tweet is inaccurate or misleading. The committee stands by its statement, which is completely truthful. More baseless innuendo and more false smears from Senate Democrats.

https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/409778-senate-judiciary-dems-call-on-gop-counterparts-to-correct-kavanaugh-tweets Senate Judiciary ✔ @senjudiciary Oct 2, 2018 As part of Judge Kavanaugh’s nomination to #SCOTUS, the FBI conducted its SIXTH full-field background investigation of...