Trademark, Copyright, and Entertainment Law Forum
New York attorney Anthony Verna is an valuable resource on intellectual property issues; for proof, one need look no further than his well-written posts. Demonstrating the author’s expertise while keeping issues simple enough for even the non-lawyers among us to understand, Anthony’s blog is unfortunately not updated as frequently as it could be.
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The Ford Futura. Wait, What?
The Lincoln Futura: Car enthusiasts will remember this concept car from the 1950s. Television enthusiasts will remember that it was the basis for the Batmobile from the Adam West "Batman" series. In 2005, Ford (owner of Lincoln) wanted to name a new car line the Futura. The problem? Ford (and al...
Pardon the Interruption
I just wanted to let everyone know that I did an interview with New York Business TV which can be found at http://newyorkbtv.com/ (it will be the main interview that loads with the site until November 10, 2008). It is a short interview about the basics of trademark law and why businesses need to be...
Re-use Art. Create something new.
The blog has tackled the copyright law concept of Fair Use before. It's a fun concept, with no helpful guidelines, that allows the use of copyrighted works in new works; meaning that there is no copyright infringement. The main reason for this exception is to allow comment or criticism of c...
Another video about the websites
Here is a video about the copyright website of the Law Firm of Anthony Verna - nyccopyrights.com:(For those of you unable to view embedded objects, the website for the video is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PwfuFNWSF5E)The Trademark, Copyright, and Entertainment Law Forum is written by Anthony...
A video about my website.
Here is a video about the website for the Law Firm of Anthony Verna. I hope that if you have any questions on how to use my website, this video will help you greatly:The Trademark, Copyright, and Entertainment Law Forum is written by Anthony Verna. Please note that it is for the discussion of ...
Ch-ch-ch-changes
The NBA's Seattle Supersonics have moved to Oklahoma City and will play there from now on. The team's new name is not yet known. However, the NBA filed the applications for six different trademarks with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Those names include Barons, Bison, Energy, Marshalls,...
Thumbs Down
Does it seems as if fewer movies have received a the approval of two movie critics as "Two thumbs up"? That is because the phrase has not been in use since late 2007.As many people know by now, At the Movies with Ebert and Roeper will be ending its television run, which started with the now-famous...
Housework. And sex keeps selling (but you knew that).
I did receive a few e-mails about the last entry, so a mailbag will be the next entry to everyone on the mailing list.In the meanwhile, the blog (oh, how I hate that word) did receive a few accolades and I would like to acknowledge them now.LexisNexis recognized this blog in its Trademark and...
Wow. That's a world of infringement. Or is it?
Blizzard Entertainment (a video game company that has made games such as "Starcraft," "Warcraft" and the hugely popular "World of Warcraft") is suing a person in Arizona for making software that allows the game to be played . . . automatically, so that no person has to be around for a player's...
Broken Dreams
Imagine that you are a big fan of a presidential candidate and that you wanted to show your support for this presidential candidate. What would you do to show that you are a big supporter? Wear buttons? T-shirts? Show up at rallies? How about print t-shirts with the candidate's name on them in...
