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Like photos, sales copy, order buttons, etc., chances are your logo will either be ripped off by someone or you’ll get a claim one day that you stole someone else’s logo.
Copying it is one thing. The gray area is where substantive changes have been made. On the funny side, Dogbert in the Dilbert comic strip [...]

The moonbats at MoveOn.org support free speech only if it is a discounted full page ad in the New York Times where they smear a U.S. general as being a traitor.
Overreaching with the smear, there has been grassroots opposition to it from all parts of the political spectrum…including entrepreneurs who have created t-shirts in protest [...]

American Airlines is suing Google, claiming trademark infringement because competitors are purchasing AA’s trademarks as keywords to drive traffic to their sites. These type of suits are common, a cost of doing business for Google. But the issue will remain unresolved as long as the courts are split as to whether the practice of using [...]