August in IP HISTO®Y | Anderson Law UDRP Victories

THIS MONTH IN IP HISTO®Y
AUGUST

As the hottest month of the year, August nearly overboils with passionate

displays of creativity, ingenuity, skill, vision and talent:

STUDY UP on a few ANDERSON LAW UDRP DOMAIN DISPUTE VICTORIES
that occurred in the month of AUGUST:

INVICTA.COM (decided by NAF - August 3, 2006)

https://www.adrforum.com/DomainDecisions/727672.htm

FILM.BIZ (decided by NAF - August 20, 2002)

https://www.adrforum.com/domaindecisions/112508.htm

PHYTOSKIN.COM, THYMREVIT.COM, THYMUSKIN.COM, THYMU-SKIN.INFO & THYMUSKINSHAMPOO.COM

D2014-0978: VITA-COS-MED KLETT-LOCH GmbH v. Perfect Privacy, LLC, Teresa Wainright et al (WIPO August 5, 2014)

https://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/search/text.jsp?case=D2014-0978

Successfully obtained Panel transfer order for the disputed domain names: phytoskin.com, thymrevit.com, thymuskin.com, thymu-skin.info, and thymuskinshampoo.com against Complainant's former U.S. distributor and licensee.

AUTOMEGA.COM (decided by WIPO - (Korean) - August 31, 2006)

https://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/decisions/html/2006/d2006-0665.html

MORE NOTABLE DATES IN AUGUST IP HISTO®Y:

August 1, 1900 -L.Frank Baum follows the Yellow Brick Road to U.S. Copyright with "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz"!

Because, because, because he knew where a lawyer was.
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August 1, 1972 - INTEL gets inside the USPTO.
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August 3, 1982 🐭CHUCK E. CHEESE🧀 a "fanciful name of a non-existent individual" adds its Moniker to the USPTO Principal Register.

Yes. The registration certificate likely smells of children's feet.
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August 4, 1970 - 'POPPIN FRESH' trademark registered by the Pillsbury Company for "dolls."

Within 3 years of his 1965 debut in a crescent roll commercial, the Doughboy had an 87 percent recognition factor among consumers.
This success led to the creation of Pillsbury Playthings who introduced Poppin’ Fresh as a doll in 1972. The vinyl, non-toxic doll was one of the fastest selling toys in the US and earned Toy of the Year” for 1972 by Playthings magazine.
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August 7, 1906 - FLEXIBLE FLYER sleds in for a U.S. Trademark Registration.
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August 8, 1972

Miller (now Miller Coors) makes time to register the mark IF YOU'VE GOT THE TIME, WE'VE GOT THE BEER.
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August 9, 1898 Rudolf Diesel of France patents his "internal combustion engine."
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August 10, 1909 – U.S. Trademark No. 74765 FORD registered for "explosive-engines and their parts."

Insert your favorite "Pinto" or "Explorer" reference here . . .
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August 10, 1920 - U.S. T®ademark #0134116 for “VERMONT MAID” for “blended cane and maple table syrup” adheres its way to registration.
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August 11, 1942 - Patent # 2,292,387 issued to Austrian-born American film actress and inventor Hedy Lamar for a "Secret Communication System"

We'd love to tell you more about it, but, alas, IT'S A SECRET!
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August 12, 1930 - Pat. No. 1,773,079 issued to Clarence Birdseye for a technique for deep-freezing foods. A founder of General Foods Corp, he was known to chill while reducing the time to freeze foods.
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August 13, 1890 © Publisher registers Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The Scarlet Letter."

and ever since, the letter "A" has been a poor choice for shirts and tops.
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August 15, 1882 - Frank Bradbury patents the BANJO

And it's been annoying folks ever since.
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August 16, 1949 - U.S. Pat. #2,478,967 granted to Leonard Greene of Mineola, NY in 1949 for an "stall warning device for airplanes."

The Boeing Company obviously didn't infringe that patent in the 737 Max.
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August 17, 1993 - Patent #5,236,208 issued to Thomas Welsh for a fully steerable skateboard.

..now if only they could only outfit one with airbags.
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August 21, 1888 - Burrough's CALCULATING MACHINE is patented

Thank goodness. I went to law shcool because they promised there would be no Math.
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August 23, 1977 - Cincinatti Bengals®

And they haven't won a Super Bowl® yet.
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August 26, 1968 - The "B" side to the Beatles' "Revolution" debuts for copyright ©

Written by Paul McCartney, to comfort John Lennon's son Julian during the divorce of his parents.
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THIS MONTH IN IP HISTO®Y
AUGUST

August 1, 1900 -L.Frank Baum follows the Yellow Brick Road to U.S. Copyright with "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz"!

August 1, 1972 - INTEL gets inside the USPTO.

August 3, 1982 🐭CHUCK E. CHEESE🧀 a "fanciful name of a non-existent individual" adds its Moniker to the USPTO Principal Register.

August 4, 1970 - 'POPPIN FRESH' trademark registered by the Pillsbury Company for "dolls."

August 7, 1906 - FLEXIBLE FLYER sleds in for a U.S. Trademark Registration.

August 8, 1972

August 9, 1898 Rudolf Diesel of France patents his "internal combustion engine."

August 10, 1909 – U.S. Trademark No. 74765 FORD registered for "explosive-engines and their parts."

August 10, 1920 - U.S. T®ademark #0134116 for “VERMONT MAID” for “blended cane and maple table syrup” adheres its way to registration.

August 11, 1942 - Patent # 2,292,387 issued to Austrian-born American film actress and inventor Hedy Lamar for a "Secret Communication System"

August 12, 1930 - Pat. No. 1,773,079 issued to Clarence Birdseye for a technique for deep-freezing foods. A founder of General Foods Corp, he was known to chill while reducing the time to freeze foods.

August 13, 1890 © Publisher registers Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The Scarlet Letter."

August 15, 1882 - Frank Bradbury patents the BANJO

August 16, 1949 - U.S. Pat. #2,478,967 granted to Leonard Greene of Mineola, NY in 1949 for an "stall warning device for airplanes."

August 14, 1889 © "Washington Post March" by John Phillip Sousa is registered

August 17, 1993 - Patent #5,236,208 issued to Thomas Welsh for a fully steerable skateboard.

August 21, 1888 - Burrough's CALCULATING MACHINE is patented

August 23, 1977 - Cincinatti Bengals®

August 26, 1968 - The "B" side to the Beatles' "Revolution" debuts for copyright ©

August 26, 1930 - Phylo Taylor Farnsworth patents the Television

August 30, 1870 - A design mark with an eagle and a ribbon and the words "Economical, Brilliant” was the first registered trademark, filed by the Averill Chemical Paint Company under the Trademark Act of 1870.

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THIS MONTH IN IP HISTO®YAUGUST

August 1, 1900 -L.Frank Baum follows the Yellow Brick Road to U.S. Copyright with "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz"!

August 1, 1972 - INTEL gets inside the USPTO.

August 3, 1982 🐭CHUCK E. CHEESE🧀 a "fanciful name of a non-existent individual" adds its Moniker to the USPTO Principal Register.

August 4, 1970 - 'POPPIN FRESH' trademark registered by the Pillsbury Company for "dolls."

August 7, 1906 - FLEXIBLE FLYER sleds in for a U.S. Trademark Registration.

August 8, 1972

August 9, 1898 Rudolf Diesel of France patents his "internal combustion engine."

August 10, 1909 – U.S. Trademark No. 74765 FORD registered for "explosive-engines and their parts."

August 10, 1920 - U.S. T®ademark #0134116 for “VERMONT MAID” for “blended cane and maple table syrup” adheres its way to registration.

August 11, 1942 - Patent # 2,292,387 issued to Austrian-born American film actress and inventor Hedy Lamar for a "Secret Communication System"

August 12, 1930 - Pat. No. 1,773,079 issued to Clarence Birdseye for a technique for deep-freezing foods. A founder of General Foods Corp, he was known to chill while reducing the time to freeze foods.

August 13, 1890 © Publisher registers Nathaniel Hawthorne's "The Scarlet Letter."

August 15, 1882 - Frank Bradbury patents the BANJO

August 16, 1949 - U.S. Pat. #2,478,967 granted to Leonard Greene of Mineola, NY in 1949 for an "stall warning device for airplanes."

August 14, 1889 © "Washington Post March" by John Phillip Sousa is registered

August 17, 1993 - Patent #5,236,208 issued to Thomas Welsh for a fully steerable skateboard.

August 21, 1888 - Burrough's CALCULATING MACHINE is patented

August 23, 1977 - Cincinatti Bengals®

August 26, 1968 - The "B" side to the Beatles' "Revolution" debuts for copyright ©

August 26, 1930 - Phylo Taylor Farnsworth patents the Television

August 30, 1870 - A design mark with an eagle and a ribbon and the words "Economical, Brilliant” was the first registered trademark, filed by the Averill Chemical Paint Company under the Trademark Act of 1870.

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THIS MONTH IN IP HISTO®Y
AUGUST

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27555 Ynez Road, Suite 110
Temecula, California 92591 USA

+(951) 296-1700