Weekly Recap - Fitbit's IPO filing, e-discovery challenges in the Internet of all thing, retail location analytics, questionable patents, bitchy trademarks, and of course Cybersecurity ... it's all here and more in JD Supra's Friday recap of popular reads this week:

1. Trademarks Can Be a Bitch - by Martha Engel at Winthrop & Weinstine
2. FTC Ramps Up Scrutiny of Retail Location Analytics - by Tom C. Bell,  Meredith Halama, and Janis Claire Kestenbaum at Perkins Coie
3. INTA.sucks: Brand Prophylaxis or Trademark “Protection” Racket? - by Joshua Jarvis at Foley Hoag
4. FinCEN and Department of Justice Settle Anti-Money Laundering Charges Against Crypto-Currency Company Ripple Labs - by Dsu-Wei Yuen at Davis Wright Tremaine
5. Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive – Implications for Repo and Derivative Counterparties - by attorneys at Shearman & Sterling
6. Fitbit Files for IPO: Cybersecurity Risk Disclosure - by Cynthia Larose at Mintz Levin
7. Spotlight on Electronic Discovery: Challenges Presented by the Internet of Things - by attorneys at BuckleySandler
8. Justice Department Provides Cybersecurity Guidance - by Robert Crowley and Shamoil Shipchandler at Bracewell & Giuliani
9. Objections To Radioshack’s Sale of Customer Data Cause Static In Advance of Auction - by Patrick Birney, Steven Boyajian, and Michael Enright at Robinson & Cole
10. Who Wins With Google's New Patent Marketplace (Other Than Google)? - by Jordan L. Walbesser for JD Supra Perspectives

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