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Google AdWords Trade Mark Policy – Important Changes

by Caroline Cossio, Jonathan Feder | K&L Gates LLP on 4/19/2013

Google has revised its AdWords trade mark policy which is currently in place in Australia, Hong Kong, China, Macau, Taiwan, New Zealand, South Korea and Brazil and these changes will come into effect on 23 April 2013. From...more

Rosetta Stone and Google Settle Trademark Case Over Sponsored Ads

by Matthew R. Farley | Venable LLP on 11/19/2012

Rosetta Stone and Google have agreed to dismiss a three-year-old trademark infringement lawsuit in the Eastern District of Virginia and “to meaningfully collaborate to combat online ads for counterfeit goods and prevent the...more

Google and Rosetta Stone Settle AdWords Trademark Infringement Suit

by Mintz Levin - Intellectual Property on 11/1/2012

Six months after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit reversed the district court’s dismissal of Rosetta Stone’s trademark infringement lawsuit against Google, the parties issued a joint statement today announcing...more

Legal Considerations for Internet Advertising Targeting U.S. Customers

by Lane Powell PC - Intellectual Property Law &... on 9/1/2010

The Internet is connecting workers, markets, advertisers and contractors from all around the world. We are on Skype, Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook nearly every day visiting with clients and friends worldwide. One of the most...more

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Trademarks › Google

Google AdWords Trade Mark Policy – Important Changes

Rosetta Stone and Google Settle Trademark Case Over Sponsored Ads

Google and Rosetta Stone Settle AdWords Trademark Infringement Suit

Legal Considerations for Internet Advertising Targeting U.S. Customers

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