Rethink(ip) Aloud’s third podcast is available at rethink(ip). In this podcast, I interviewed Doug Sorocoo about the history of the PHOSITA blog, about his advice to other bloggers, about his favorite non-IP blogs, etc. Head over to the rethink(ip) blog for the details.
Monthly Archives: April 2005
Benefits of blogging
Scheherazade at Stay of Execution has a wonderful post on "Blogging Non-Anonymously" wherein she talks about all of the benefits and gifts she has received through blogging.
And all I ever got was this lousy T-shirt*…
Doing a quick Froogle search revealed shirts for:
I went to the Lit concert…and all I got was this lousy T-shirt
My friend [...]
My new blog…it’s alive!!!
As most of you have seen…over the last few months I have traded a zillion emails with Matt Buchanan and Doug Sorocco. The three of us have been spending hours upon hours talking about what is wrong with the practice of intellectual property law, and how we could fix it.
After meeting extensively after hours at [...]
CLE on IP Legislation and Patent Reform
Matt Buchanan, the patent blogger who writes the Promote the Progress blog (http://www.promotetheprogress.com), will be speaking on the current intellectual property legislation before and recently passed by Congress AND on some of the patent reform proposals that are being proposed at a CLE Seminar in Boise, Idaho on Thursday May 5th at 8:00 am.
Here’s a [...]
IP Memes
One of my favorite legal websites is The TechnoLawyer Community. They have a number of newsletters they send out regularly (including “IP Memes,” a newsletter I write) via e-mail to their almost 10,000 subscribers.
Earlier today they announced that they just redesigned their site (calling it “TechnoLawyer 3.0)”, launched the “TechnoLawyer Blog,” and have “several other major [...]
Tech Tip Thursday
Buzz Bruggeman at ActiveWords (a great software program you should try) pointed me to teleflip.com:
Teleflip™ started when the founder became increasingly frustrated at his inability to send text messages to friends’ cell phones from his PC. It was of course possible, but you had to know the cell phone provider, the correct domain name and [...]
Advertising on blogs??
Most of you don’t know this, but a few weeks ago I created a BlogAd on my site (www.inventblog.com) for the express purpose of providing FREE ads for my clients. I viewed it as a fun way to promote some of my clients, and perhaps tell their story in a related post.
I did check with the [...]
The lawl.icio.us craze continues…
Denise Howell’s latest Bag and Baggage podcast contains an interesting discussion of del.icio.us tags and the potential of trademark squabbles in the future. Interesting thought.
Another thought (mine) is going to be “what do they do when spammers start slapping zillions of tags onto advertisement posts so as to catch the eye of people watching for [...]
Quit flying solo
This post [thanks Doug] is for those of you I met last week at BlawgerConnect, TechShow and LexThink.
If I had to post a list of the most inspiring things I read last year, this would be on that list: a post on the “Relax, Everything is Deeply Intertwingled†blog entitled “Superhacker and Phoneboy†talking [...]
