Wells Fargo lost a preliminary injunction hearing against pop-up purveyor WhenU. The court ruled that “The fact that some WhenU advertisements appear on a computer screen at the same time (the) plaintiffs’ Web pages are visible in a separate window does not constitute a use in commerce of the plaintiffs’ marks.”

Here’s another way to see how your candidate is faring in the presidential campaign: GoogleRace2004. Just enter your search terms (say, “social security”), and the site sends that query along with the name of each candidate’s name, to see how frequently the terms appear together. In my “social security” search, Joe Lieberman came up…

Are you tired of receiving endless e-mails from Nigeria desperately seeking your assistance? Then have a little fun. 419 Eater features one man’s attempts to play along with the scammers, many times with hilarious results. There are even tips on how to bait these wily creatures.

About the Author

Hi!  I’m Tom Mighell, and I’m Vice President of Delivery at Contoural, Inc., where I help companies address their information governance, records management, and litigation readiness issues.  I’ve been a technology nut for going on thirty years now, and I love working with lawyers to help them use technology in ways that provide great service to their clients.