infringement

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• PEN America issued a statement that McNeil’s losing his job over the use of a word was an infringement of free-speech principles.

• Weber said the game’s rosters will be composed of players with randomly generated names, numbers and attributes, thereby avoiding potential infringement on any current players’ name, image or likeness rights.

• Under pressure from governments and consumers over data privacy infringement concerns, Google a year ago said it will disable third-party cookies by 2022 in its Chrome browser, which is used by more than 60% of the world’s web users.

• The 10%-of-revenues maximum fine for infringements will be accompanied by “periodic penalty payments” of 5% of global revenues, if companies continue misbehaving.

• Peloton Interactive on Thursday was sued for patent infringement by Icon Health & Fitness, the maker of the NordicTrack bike, escalating the legal tussle between the two fitness equipment giants.

• State officials were not amused, and are suing the advocacy group for copyright infringement.

• Navajo Nation once took Urban Outfitters to court for trademark infringement.

• To avoid copyright infringement, “Dumb Starbucks” was technically a parodic art gallery and not a coffee shop.

• And Thomas Pink defeats Victoria's Secret in infringement lawsuit.

• The more important the right, the more intense the response to government infringement.

• The of an invention is in effect an admission of utility, because use implies utility.