P-ISSN 2575-3819
E-ISSN 2575-3827
Vol. 20, Issue 1, 2012January 01, 2012 EDT
I Cann’t Believe It’s Not Better: Why New gTLDs aer Bad for Brand Owners and Trademark Law
I Cann’t Believe It’s Not Better: Why New gTLDs aer Bad for Brand Owners and Trademark Law
Alexandra Morgan Joseph,
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Articles in Vol. 20, Issue 1, 2012
Vol. 20, Issue 1, 2012
- Copy Game for High Score: The First Video Game LawsuitWilliam K. Ford
- Complete Preemption and Copyright: Toward a Successive AnalysisMark Lindsay
- You Look Complicated Today: Representing an Illegal Graffiti Artist in a Copyright Infringement Case Against a Major International RetailerJohn Eric Seay
- A New Hope for Copyright: The U.K. Supreme Court Ruling in Lucasfilm Ltd. v. Ainsworth and Why Congress Should Follow SuitKristen Elisabeth Bollinger
- Capitol Records, Inc: Holding No Public Performance Violations for Deleting Duplicative Files Off Cloud Servers and the Positive Future Implications Regarding Consumer EfficiencyChristina Chow
- I Cann't Believe It's Not Better: Why New gTLDs aer Bad for Brand Owners and Trademark LawAlexandra Morgan Joseph
- The American Invents Act and the Best Mode Requirement: Where Do We Go From Here?Andrew Thomas Robinson
Alexandra Morgan Joseph, I Cann’t Believe It’s Not Better: Why New gTLDs Aer Bad for Brand Owners and Trademark Law, 20 Ga J.L. & Tech. 149 (2012).