...?" http://boards.nbc.com/nbc/index.php?showtopic=775164&st=120 I figure that if Mr. Parker has such a valid case, then I, and anyone, can sue and win based on even less of an infringement. "Oh fuck!" Hey dude, you can't use that because I own the copyright to it. So if you should happen to see that episode where a guy is being held captive in the holding cell and ...
... and decided I had a case? Pulled the episode and replaced it? I figure that if Mr. Parker has such a valid case, then I, and anyone, can sue and win based on even less of an infringement. "Oh fuck!" Hey dude, you can't use that because I own the copyright to it. So if you should happen to see that episode where a guy is being held captive in the holding cell and begins to sing, ...
...: If they made their logo independently and aren't using it for software, is there a problem? Yes, if the swirl was a trademark, it would still be trademark infringement. What trademark class could we hold on the swirl that would cover the use of the State Museum of Pennsylvania? Arguing distinctiveness of swirls in general seems unlikely to work IMO. "...
...> If they made their logo independently and aren't using it for software, is there a problem? Yes, if the swirl was a trademark, it would still be trademark infringement. What trademark class could we hold on the swirl that would cover the use of the State Museum of Pennsylvania? Arguing distinctiveness of swirls in general seems unlikely to work IMO. "The registration of ...
* MJ Ray: If they made their logo independently and aren't using it for software, is there a problem? Yes, if the swirl was a trademark, it would still be trademark infringement. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-project-REQUEST@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmaster@lists.debian.org
...status would provide examples of what does not constitute an infringement of Debian trademark and/or copyright so that folks could look at... what a laundry list headed "we don't think these are infringements" could encourage. There seem to be only a few a year, ...> Would a "if you think you have spotted an infringement..." section be more useful? Like: A list of people to email,...
... these assertions' status would provide examples of what does not constitute an infringement of Debian trademark and/or copyright so that folks could look at it ... to think what a laundry list headed "we don't think these are infringements" could encourage. Would a "if you think you have spotted an infringement..." section be more useful? Regards, -- MJR/slef My Opinion Only: see ...
.... Maybe a wiki page pointing out these assertions' status would provide examples of what does not constitute an infringement of Debian trademark and/or copyright so that folks could look at it before making more assertions? e.g. Non-infringing: *uses of openlogo-like symbol http://www.statemuseumpa.org/shop.html *use of 'debian' in phone ...
... Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has concluded that while the Copyright Act does not require that the person intentionally infringe a copyright, "it nonetheless requires conduct by a person who causes in some meaningful way an infringement." Costar Group, Inc. v. LoopNet, Inc., 373 F.3d 544, 549 (4th Cir. 2004). Courts ...
... of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has concluded that while the Copyright Act does not require that the person intentionally infringe a copyright, "it nonetheless requires conduct by a person who causes in some meaningful way an infringement." Costar Group, Inc. v. LoopNet, Inc., 373 F.3d 544, 549 (4th Cir. 2004). Courts have ...
