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Friday, December 06, 2002

Marty Schwimmer reports - "U.S. Trademark Fees Are Going Up To $335 per Class of Goods or Services. Some other minor fees are going up as well, according to the Federal Register.  The fee increase is effective January 1, so get your trademark filing instructions in to me now." 
9:32:25 PM    


Question for a lawyer from John Robb - "Any lawyers out there?  Inform me why Sun would get a chance to bundle with Windows and the rest of us with competitive development platforms can't?  Why not Macromedia?  Why not UserLand?  Why not apps players like Chandler?"  [John Robb's Radio Weblog]


9:19:18 PM    


Nationwide wireless network - I haven't reported this because it seems too good to be true.  Intel, IBM & AT&T combine to create a nationwide network of wireless hot spots?   I wouldn't pay Boingo or Wayport $40 a year or whatever they want to have limited access in just a few hot spot locations.  But I would pay twice that for truly pervasive access.  And I'll bet that, as wireless becomes more used in homes and businesses, a lot of other people would too.   Alan Reiter, however, is circumspect, if not skeptical.

Later - check out this interview with the creator of Wi-Fi.


4:51:44 PM    


Jurors surf the web - and this causes dismay to judges.  It's something that trial lawyers should think about.  If a juror has a high speed connection at home is it realistic to think she won't do a little surfing at night between trial days?  Shouldn't the trial lawyer know what sort of stuff they might come upon?  Could this be a new field for consultants?  The Internet information specialist, who works hand in hand with the jury consultant. 
1:35:36 PM    


Great new blawg!!!!!!! - Robert Ambrogi is a lawyer in Rockport, MA and the author of a book on best and worst legal websitesHe has a blog and it is clearly a great resource for lawyers, law students and legal professionals.   Check out the bevy of recent posts, including one on a site geared toward those interested in judicial clerkships, and another on a site that keeps track of hotels with high-speed Internet access.  I only have one complaint: no RSS/XML feed.

Hey, the Geektel site (about high-speed Internet access) is great!  Look at the 20 hotels in New Orleans, and look at the level of detail about the Internet service provided.  Plus the site lists high-speed access availability in many countries other than the US.  Wow!  Okay, so what if he doesn't have an RSS feed.  This is a site I'm going to visit manually with great frequency.


12:19:09 PM    


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