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Dating Site Fights Outrageous Trademark Claim from Mormon Church

San Francisco - The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) urged a federal judge to quickly resolve a dispute over the use of the term "Mormon" in an online dating site, arguing that extended litigation based on a frivolous claim could bury a small business in its infancy.
Intellectual Reserve, Inc.,...

Eller v. Intellectual Reserve

EFF is urging a federal judge to quickly resolve a dispute over the use of the term “Mormon” in an online dating site, arguing that extended litigation based on a frivolous claim could bury a small business in its infancy. Intellectual Reserve, Inc., which manages intellectual property rights for The...

Bitcoin Finance 2014

Join EFF Activism Director Rainey Reitman at Bitcoin Finance, a conference which brings together the brightest minds in payments, finance, business, banking and Bitcoin. Over two days in Dublin, the participants will "tackle the big questions and host fearless debates on the opportunities and risks involved with decentralized currencies." Reitman...

First Sale Under Title 17: Post-Hearing Discussion

The House Judiciary Committee is holding a hearing on first sale under Title 17 in the New York Daniel Patrick Moynihan Courthouse. After the hearing, join EFF Special Counsel Jason Schultz and EFF Activist Parker Higgins for a follow-up discussion that will include several of the testifying witnesses and other...

FOIA Hearing on USA Patriot Act

On June 3rd, Electronic Frontier Foundation Staff Attorney Mark Rumold will argue that documents describing the NSA's and CIA's bulk collection of Americans' personal records must be publicly disclosed. This Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit deals with still-secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court's rulings interpreting Section 215 of...

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