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THE PLAYMATE AND THE BROWSER

THE PLAYMATE AND THE BROWSER

The Ninth Circuit has reversed and remanded the District Court decision in Playboy v. Netscape, holding that Playboy did in fact state a good cause of action in arguing that search engines may be either infringing or diluting its trademarks by selling Playboys’ trademarks as keywords. 

Playboy v. Netscape, 00-56648 (Jan 14 2004).

 

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Posted by Douglas Sorocco, January 18, 2004 at 6:44 pm
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