Google makes first move, asks Court to rule on trademark advertising

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FCC Asks Supreme Court To Rule on
Broadband

FCC Asks Supreme Court To Rule on
Broadband 08/31/2004 01:38 PM

FCC asks high court to rule on broadband
(USATODAY.com)

FCC asks high court to rule on broadband
(USATODAY.com) 08/31/2004 06:12 AM
USATODAY.com - The federal government is challenging an appeals court ruling that, officials fear, would stifle the expansion of cable broadband services by burdening the providers with new regulations.

Google Asks Judge to Lay Down Trademark
Law

Google Asks Judge to Lay Down Trademark
Law 12/05/2003 07:47 PM
In a high-stakes trademark poker game, Google called what might or might not be a bluff on the part of an online seller of home decorating products. ...

Google asks U.S. court for ruling on
trademarks

Google asks U.S. court for ruling on
trademarks 12/05/2003 11:24 AM
Search Engine Lowdown Dec 5 2003 10:36AM ET

Google Asks Court for Ruling on
Trademarks

Google Asks Court for Ruling on
Trademarks 12/04/2003 10:45 PM
Yahoo! Dec 4 2003 10:07PM ET

Microsoft makes a move on Google

Microsoft makes a move on Google 10/31/2003 08:33 PM
Electronic Telegraph Oct 31 2003 7:39PM ET

Google Makes It Easy for Microsoft Users
to Move to Gmail

Google Makes It Easy for Microsoft Users
to Move to Gmail 07/21/2004 12:59 PM
The Microsoft-Google war continues, but this time on the free e-mail front. Google is now providing Gmail beta testers with an automated way to move their Outlook, Hotmail and other free e-mail contact lists into Gmail.

The Online Marketing Connection Makes
Major Ranking Position Take Over At
Yahoo Search Following A Google Move

The Online Marketing Connection Makes
Major Ranking Position Take Over At
Yahoo Search Following A Google Move 12/31/2004 10:49 AM
Yahoo has lifted Online Marketing Connection to number two listing under the heading, "Online Marketing Connection." It was very surprising to see after Google took the leading support for so long. It appears Yahoo has found a niche in search engine strategy that far exceeds Googles. [PRWEB Dec 28, 2004]

Microsoft Asks Judge to Move
RealNetworks Lawsuit

Microsoft Asks Judge to Move
RealNetworks Lawsuit 01/23/2004 12:15 AM
Boston Globe Jan 23 2004 4:50AM GMT

Microsoft Asks Judge to Move
RealNetworks Lawsuit (Reuters)

Microsoft Asks Judge to Move
RealNetworks Lawsuit (Reuters) 01/22/2004 03:22 PM
Reuters - Microsoft Corp. (MSFT.O) asked a judge to move an antitrust lawsuit filed by longtime rival RealNetworks Inc. (RNWK.O) to Washington state from California, the world's largest software maker said on Thursday.

Microsoft Move Likely to Be Death Knell
to Pop-Up Advertising ...

Microsoft Move Likely to Be Death Knell
to Pop-Up Advertising ... 12/09/2003 07:28 PM
While advertisers such as Orbitz have built businesses thanks to pop-up barrages, service providers such as EarthLink, AOL and MSN -- plus toolbars from Google ...

IBM asks court to say no to SCO claims

IBM asks court to say no to SCO claims 05/21/2004 03:52 AM
ZDNet UK May 21 2004 8:03AM GMT

Playboy Wins Net Trademark Dispute In
Court

Playboy Wins Net Trademark Dispute In
Court 01/16/2004 01:01 PM
AVN Online Jan 16 2004 9:22AM GMT

NFL Asks Supreme Court to Bar Clarett
(AP)

NFL Asks Supreme Court to Bar Clarett
(AP) 04/22/2004 10:42 AM
AP - The NFL urged the Supreme Court on Thursday to keep Maurice Clarett out of this weekend's draft because the dispute over his eligibility is unsettled.

Compuware asks court to punish IBM

Compuware asks court to punish IBM 08/18/2004 02:31 PM
Software maker says Big Blue kept hold of key evidence to delay a resolution to a long-running legal spat over copyrighted code.

Microsoft makes big advertising push

Microsoft makes big advertising push 04/07/2005 04:53 AM
In its push to make more advertising dollars from Internet services, Microsoft is taking a new tack: It's hoping to persuade users to spread the branded word themselves. The latest version of Microsoft Corp.'s instant messaging product, released Wednesday after several months in test form, gives users the option of downloading free "theme packs" - including backgrounds, emoticons and other graphics - built around an advertising campaign.

Lindows/Windows Trademark Suit Heads To
Court

Lindows/Windows Trademark Suit Heads To
Court 11/13/2003 01:37 PM
Fortune's David Kirkpatrick is looking at the Microsoft suit against Lindows.com accusing them of trademark violation. He talks to Lindows CEO Michael Robertson, and buys into his arguments completely... until he speaks to a Microsoft representative. The arguments seem to be all over the place, but the one point that is most important is whether or not people will be confused by a product called Lindows, and think it was created by Microsoft. Microsoft claims to have a study saying that 18% of people would be confused. Is that enough to force a name change? Meanwhile, Kirkpatrick points out that the folks at Microsoft should probably be more worried about the actual desktop Linux offerings that are coming along, rather than what anyone calls their products.

Court ready to rule on N

Court ready to rule on N 06/26/2004 07:29 AM
Techzonez Jun 26 2004 11:13AM GMT

EFF asks US court to ditch vague patents

EFF asks US court to ditch vague patents 09/21/2004 06:19 AM
Patently ambiguous

Microsoft Asks Court to Suspend EU
Sanctions

Microsoft Asks Court to Suspend EU
Sanctions 06/25/2004 05:29 PM
BizReport.com Jun 25 2004 9:05PM GMT

Government Asks Court to Keep ID
Arguments Secret

Government Asks Court to Keep ID
Arguments Secret 09/07/2004 02:03 PM

IBM Asks Court to Block Gypsies' Lawsuit
(AP)

IBM Asks Court to Block Gypsies' Lawsuit
(AP) 08/30/2004 02:00 PM
AP - Computer giant IBM said Monday it had asked Switzerland's highest court to block a lawsuit by Gypsies claiming the company's punch-card machines helped the Nazis more efficiently commit mass murder.

Quattrone asks court to seal letters

Quattrone asks court to seal letters 09/14/2004 08:57 AM
San Jose Mercury News Sep 14 2004 1:01PM GMT

Court asks Motorola to deposit $120.5
million

Court asks Motorola to deposit $120.5
million 05/03/2004 05:14 AM
Silicon India May 3 2004 8:41AM GMT

Microsoft Asks Court To Fine Lindows Yet
Again

Microsoft Asks Court To Fine Lindows Yet
Again 05/11/2004 04:32 PM
One thing you can definitely say about Michael Robertson is that he knows how to use controversy and lawsuits to get publicity. After first losing the trademark dispute with Microsoft over the Lindows name in Benelux, he changed the product name to Lin---s. This didn't make Microsoft happy, so they changed the name again to Linspire. However, it appears Microsoft is still not satisfied and is asking the court to fine them again - which must delight Robertson for the publicity he's getting. However, when you look at the details, this move by Microsoft seems particularly petty (though, it must be admitted, switching the name to Lin---s was fairly petty as well). Here, the complaint is that in the copyright notice on the Linspire page, it still says that Linspire is owned by the company Lindows. Microsoft is claiming that this will confuse people - which is a huge stretch. The judge should toss this out. Meanwhile, Microsoft and Lindows/Linspire should stop wasting time over things like this and spend their money and effort on things that actually make their products more useful.

Court to rule on Israeli barrier

Court to rule on Israeli barrier 07/09/2004 12:04 AM
The top UN court is set on Friday to deliver its verdict on the legality of Israel's West Bank barrier.

Court Reverses Pro-Spam Rule

Court Reverses Pro-Spam Rule 05/14/2004 04:52 AM

European court to rule on MS sanctions

European court to rule on MS sanctions 12/22/2004 01:11 AM
To lift or not to lift...

Court ready to rule on Net porn

Court ready to rule on Net porn 06/25/2004 06:44 PM
Free speech groups brace for a Supreme Court decision that could restrain adult Web sites--but also stymie educational sites.

Firm Asks Court to Clear Windows
'Pop-Up' Ads

Firm Asks Court to Clear Windows
'Pop-Up' Ads 12/11/2003 06:06 PM

Microsoft Asks Court to Suspend EU
Sanctions (Reuters)

Microsoft Asks Court to Suspend EU
Sanctions (Reuters) 06/25/2004 10:05 AM
Reuters - Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O) has asked a European court to suspend the European Commission's decision to order changes in the way it sells its Windows software, the Court said on Friday.

Microsoft asks Europe court to junk
ruling

Microsoft asks Europe court to junk
ruling 06/09/2004 05:59 AM
Seattle Times Jun 9 2004 9:29AM GMT

Microsoft Critic Asks for Voice in Court
Decision

Microsoft Critic Asks for Voice in Court
Decision 06/24/2004 10:08 AM

Microsoft Asks Court to Fine Lindows
Again (PC World)

Microsoft Asks Court to Fine Lindows
Again (PC World) 05/11/2004 04:20 PM
PC World - Software giant says Web site still displays Lindows name.

"MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- Chief Justice Roy
Moore was removed from office Thursday
for refusing to obey a federal court
order to move his Ten Commandments
monument from the rotunda of the state
courthouse. The Alabama Court of the
Judiciary unanimously imposed ..."

"MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- Chief Justice Roy
Moore was removed from office Thursday
for refusing to obey a federal court
order to move his Ten Commandments
monument from the rotunda of the state
courthouse. The Alabama Court of the
Judiciary unanimously imposed ..." 11/14/2003 03:32 AM

The Briefcase Database Makes Advertising
Executives Look Smarter

The Briefcase Database Makes Advertising
Executives Look Smarter 03/28/2005 03:27 AM
When you are on the road preparing for that big meeting you are only as good as the content of your briefcase allows. Wouldn’t it be great to carry thousands of articles and creative examples on every business trip for your reference when necessary? Unfortunately commuter flights limit you to one piece of carry-on and a four-drawer aluminum file cabinet won’t match your Tumi Garment bag. [PRWEB Mar 28, 2005]

How Come No One Sues WiFi Equipment
Makes For False Advertising?

How Come No One Sues WiFi Equipment
Makes For False Advertising? 06/05/2005 11:57 PM
It's widely known in the wireless industry that the "speeds" listed with WiFi equipment are greatly exaggerated. However, no one seems willing to list more realistic speeds, because that would make them look slower than the competition. Of course, this isn't anything new for the wireless industry as a whole -- who has always used the sneaky "up to" before describing the maximum possible speed (as in, "speeds up to 1 gazillion gigabytes per microsecond" thereby making anything well below that fair game). This maximum possible speed is usually under absolutely perfect conditions in a vacuum if you were somehow obscenely (we don't want to know) close to the antenna/tower in question and no other living being was within 300 miles. Reality has a way of making those speeds much lower -- often by more than 50% of the claimed speeds. With companies like Gillette getting slammed for false advertising concerning its razors that don't actually lift hair away from your skin, why is it that no WiFi equipment vendors get sued for false advertising? The best guess reason is because everyone does it. Posting the theoretical maximum speed is just "how it's done," so no one within the industry expects any different. Meanwhile, customers never really notice because their 802.11g routers that are supposed to give them 54 megabits per second are usually used to connect to the internet over a pokey DSL or cable connection that don't reach anywhere near the speeds of the local network.

Court to rule on stay of Microsoft EU
sanctions

Court to rule on stay of Microsoft EU
sanctions 12/19/2004 03:11 PM
A decision on whether to suspend the European Commission's anticompetition sanctions against Microsoft Corp. pending appeal is expected to come in the first half of next week, according to a source close to the company.

Court to rule on stay of EU sanctions
against Microsoft

Court to rule on stay of EU sanctions
against Microsoft 12/19/2004 03:33 PM
A decision on suspending the EU's sanctions against Microsoft is expected next week.
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