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The Daily Memo - 4/26/06
There are some troubling implications stashed deep within the Trademark Dilution Revision Act. (Editor & Publisher via Likelihood of Confusion)
Enron’s Kenneth Lay has testified that he did nothing which broke any wire fraud or securities laws. (FindLaw)
If you tell your daughter to lie on the witness stand, you too can be charged with solicitation to commit perjury, witness intimidation, hindering prosecution and obstruction of justice. (FindLaw)
A federal judge has ordered several record labels to turn over documents following a finding that the labels improperly tried to convince the government to stop an antitrust probe. (c|net)
“Take a stand against the madness: stop the RIAA!” (EFF)
Sony has received a patent for a bathtub which can change shapes. (Gizmodo)
