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It’s Christmas Eve, which means which means it’s time for holiday cheer, merriment and 24 straight hours of A Christmas Story.

For the last decade, securing patent protection for software inventions has been challenging to say the least. Claims directed to inventive and useful software-related inventions such as artificial intelligence (AI)

News broke that Apple appears set to hold an iPhone event on September 9th, presumably to announce the iPhone 6.

While we usually report on "sexy" trademark topics on the Trademarkology blog (e.g., Deadmau5′s catfight with Ferrari, Prince’s breakup with his record label ..

One sign of a prominent, strong, and/or beloved brand is a nickname. Consumers sometimes show their affection for their favorite brands by abbreviating them, elongating them, or creating variations of them.

Growing up, my dad and I watched a lot of Bond movies. You all know the line: "Bond. James Bond." [Cue music and Bond girl].

The founder of Chick-Fil-A, S. Truett Cathy, passed away on Monday at the age of 93. Cathy started selling his famous chicken sandwiches in 1961.

As (hopefully) most of the country practices social distancing and extra conscientious hygiene techniques, ...

Last week Animator Kelly Wilson filed suit against Disney in the Northern District of California for copyright infringement.

By the time this weekend is over, you will suffer from branding overload.

A new wave of apps are gaining popularity among young people. Facebook has lost its caché as ones parents, and horror of horrors, even grandparents, are active members with posts appearing in young people's news feeds.

If you watched the Super Bowl halftime show, then you know about Katy Perry and the dancing sharks (and dancing beach balls, and dancing palm trees).

January in Nashville has been a roller coaster of temperatures. One day hints at spring and the next punishes all who failed to wear earmuffs. Adaptability and resilience are key in the current climate.

Trademarkology is coming to you live from Hong Kong today! I’m attending the International Trademark Association Annual Meeting in Hong Kong, and it has been quite an experience so far.

Most of our posts have focused on the trademark rights associated with particular words, but don't forget to consider what your product looks like and how they are presented to customers.

No, I'm not going to write about MARCH MADNESS® – that annual ritual of college basketball and the NCAA® basketball tournament.

NASA published a Notice of Intent to Grant a Partially Exclusive License a few days ago. It caught my eye because the notice was so cryptic.