QuizLaw

« Stabby McKnife says, “hey kids - put me in your enemies!” | Main | … sigh »

The Daily Memo - 3/4/08

A Finnish software company wants to trademark “Pwnage” for use with video games? That’s fucking ridiculous. (Kotaku)

But you know what’s not ridiculous? Moms fighting in a Chuck E. Cheese over one of their kids hogging a video game! (FindLaw)

A test-prep company in Texas has been sued by the folks who own the SAT and PSAT. (CBS11TV)

The Associated Press doesn’t care so much about that whole “fair use” business, preferring intimidation. (Likelihood of Confusion)

A 7-year-old boy owes the IRS back taxes on about $60,000. Sorta. (WBBM)

Maybe David Lat’s Facebook account was shut down because they thought he was actually several people, what with his incessantly stupid use of the royal “we.” (Above the Law)

How long will Delaware stay the king of the corporate mountain? (WSJ Law Blog)

Posted by Seth on March 4, 2008 | Comments (1)