In March 2011, a United States court for the Ninth Circuit (California) ruled in the case of Network Automation, Inc.v. Rosetta Stone’s trademark infringement lawsuit against Google, first filed in 2009 and dismissed by a Virginia court in August...
Google’s argument, according to papers filed with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, is that because the WiFi networks weren’t password-protected, Google didn’t violate federal wiretap law: Google Street View has often been the subject of...
Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that Perfect 10 failed to show a causal connection, however, by not providing a statement from any former subscribers and by not proving it was sound financially before the copyright infringements.
Advanced Systems Concepts, Inc, in the United States Courts for the Ninth Circuit (California), brought forth a ruling that finally clears up buying competitor names, business names, and trademarked names in pay-per-click campaigns.
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, on Oct. Ruling On Playboy Appeal In Welles Case US Court of Appeals, For the Ninth Circuit, Feb.http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/data2/circs/9th/0055009p.pdf US Court of Appeals for Ninth Circuit D.C.
The Ninth Circuit US Court of Appeals has ruled that a case Playboy filed against Netscape involving keyword-linked banner ads can go to trial. Search Engine Watch News + SES Comes To New York In March + Search Engine Articles By Danny Sullivan...
In the case involving image search engines, the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled this month that displaying thumbnail images of pictures found across the web was fair use. In another ruling this month by the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals...
In another ruling this month by the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, former Playboy Playmate Terri Welles was found not to have violated Playboy's trademark rights by using the terms "playboy" and "playmate" within the meta tags on her web site.
Of course, whether any type of opt-out ability will ultimately have legal weight may be decided in Kelly's case, which will be heard on September 10, before the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, in Pasadena, California.
Of course, whether any type of opt-out ability will ultimately have legal weight may be decided in Kelly's case, which will be heard on September 10, before the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, in Pasadena, California.
