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DISTRIBUTING FREE SOFTWARE VIA INTERNET CAN BE ‘USE IN COMMERCE’ Planetary Motion v. Techsplosion Inc.

8 No. 13 ANIPLR 23Andrews Intellectual Property Litigation Reporter (Approx. 3 pages)

DISTRIBUTING FREE SOFTWARE VIA INTERNET CAN BE ‘USE IN COMMERCE’ Planetary Motion v. Techsplosion Inc.

8 No. 13 ANIPLR 23Andrews Intellectual Property Litigation Reporter (Approx. 3 pages)

8 No. 13 Andrews Intell. Prop. Litig. Rep. 23
Andrews Intellectual Property Litigation Reporter
December 18, 2001
Trademark Infringement
Copyright (c) 2001 Andrews Publications

DISTRIBUTING FREE SOFTWARE VIA INTERNET CAN BE ‘USE IN COMMERCE’

Planetary Motion v. Techsplosion Inc.

Distributing a computer program for free over the Internet can satisfy the Lanham Act's “use in commerce” requirement, a panel of the 11th Circuit has ruled. The appeals court upheld an injunction against the defendants' useof the mark “Coolmail” for...
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