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The Daily Memo - 3/1/06
In a turn of irony (considering this morning’s discussion of Playboy’s trouble with Jessica Alba), it appears that Playboy has itself sued two Miami Beach clubs which allegedly used unauthorized Playboy photographs in promoting in-club events. (FindLaw)
We may not know the First Amendment very well, but we know our Simpsons and American Idol! (BBC News)
Yesterday, the radio division of CBS sued Howard Stern, Stern’s agent and Sirius Satellite Radio for alleged breaches of contract and misappropriation, stemming from Stern’s move from terrestrial radio to satellite radio. (The Detroit News)
One trademark attorney’s take on the ten most interesting and important decisions issued by the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board in 2005. (The TTABlog)
In Chicago, a class-action lawsuit has been filed seeking to force the Roman Catholic church to release the names of priests who are suspected of child abuse. (FindLaw)
