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Great patent or greatest patent? Behold the backless baseball cap

May 22, 2013

Leonardo Da Vinci lived from 1452-1519, but his notebooks provide a window into the genius of a man who was centuries ahead of his time.

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Court documents: NHL informs judge it doesn’t need to sue players’ association after all

January 7, 2013

And just like that, it’s over.

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Who owns your NHL team?

December 27, 2012

The NHL has filed a corporate disclosure statements as part of its lawsuit against the NHLPA, which shows what the companies that own your favourite teams are called.

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Merry Christmas: NHL holiday travel

December 23, 2012

There were some rumblings earlier in this lockout that the NHL was considering playing games on Christmas Day. While would …

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Trade mark Thursday: Little Pens

December 21, 2012

Really quiet week on the sports trade mark front.

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Read the NHL’s class action complaint against the NHLPA

December 18, 2012

Here’s the full document.

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Holiday weight-loss motivation, NFL style: $470 per pound, twice a week

December 17, 2012

In my time as a student, employee and human, I’ve done the following …

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Trade mark Tuesday: Who are the Las Vegas Nevadans?

December 11, 2012

The latest batch of U.S. trademarks were advertised for opposition today. Often when you see sports teams pop up here, it’s for logos that are already in use. But I haven’t come across this hockey team name or mark before.

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NFL playoffs: For the love of the game and at least $20,000 per player

December 10, 2012

The most beloved players in sports are the ones who excel when it matters most: Playoff time, baby. Walk away with the championship trophy and journalists will forever use the word “clutch” in articles about you.

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Trade mark Tuesday: Jose Bautista claims ‘Joey Bats’ mark for … cereal-derived food bars?

December 6, 2012

So every week, the agencies that regulate trade marks in Canada and the United States publish a journal of all the ones that have been approved for “advertisement.” After that, interested parties can lodge their opposition, then there are some more studies and reports and blabity da.

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