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Buying Rival’s Trademark as Keyword Search Doesn’t Violate Lanham Act
Ninth Circuit rules that
Consumers weren’t confused by
Keyword conquesting
Consumers weren’t confused by
Keyword conquesting
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Board: info isn’t
Publicly accessible
On “Wayback Machine”
Publicly accessible
On “Wayback Machine”
USPTO:
“Chat” and “GPT” trademarks
Aren’t distinctive
“Chat” and “GPT” trademarks
Aren’t distinctive
Federal Circuit:
Better search result display
Not patentable
Better search result display
Not patentable
USPTO:
The broader the patent claims
The more enabled
The broader the patent claims
The more enabled
Federal Circuit:
Decisions affirmed based on
Plain meaning of terms
Decisions affirmed based on
Plain meaning of terms
Metropolitans Seek to enforce trademark rights
Against the Kraken
Against the Kraken
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