DIGITAL LAW How a Bitcoin Transaction Actually Works There’s a lot out there about Bitcoin transactions. We found this nifty chart to help clarify and educate our readers on how the process unfolds. FULL ARTICLE. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW Another Bill to Fix the Patent Troll Problem… Well, Part of It Though it was paraded [...]
Tampa Bay Rays pitchers David Price, Jeremy Hellickson, and Matt Moore have all been fined for their violation of the MLB’s social media policy after they reacted to an incident on Twitter. The policy prevents players from “displaying or transmitting content that questions the impartiality of or otherwise denigrates a major league umpire.” [...]
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW You Didn’t Ask For it: Trademark Owner Tries to Invade Public Domain It’s a tried and true principle that once a work enters the public domain, absent an act of Congress, it stays there. It can be preserved, shared and reused freely, without even a need to attribute to the original author. [...]
Mobile ticketing is proving to be a home-run. Airlines, corporate events and now the MLB have adopted this model as a way to attract and retain game goers. The platform is Passbook, and comes automatically with all iPhones that host iOS 6 software. It is user-friendly, integrated with platforms such as Twitter, and chock full [...]
SPORTS Â Johnny Football to Become Johnny Cash? Article after article, arguments are made concerning why college athletes should be compensated, especially in circumstances where millions of dollars of revenue are generated for their respective universities. Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel may have discovered a fissure within the existing NCAA rules that disable current student-athletes from [...]
In honor of Michael Jordan’s birthday, we’d like to showcase some of his very best moments on the court. Check them out here. “I’ve missed more than 9000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. 26 times, I’ve been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over and [...]
Back in February during the length delay the Dayton 500 Brad Keselowski hopped on Twitter and became a social media darling. Keselowski was the center of attention, and NASCAR seemed trendy and hip — a description its executives surely adored. However, as of this weekend, it seems that tweeting from a car is not trendy [...]
The NCAA athletic community knows the University of Oregon as the school with the latest inovations in its jersey designs, especially pertaining to football. Now, though, the Ducks might better be known as the first University to launch a social media hub — the #QuackCave — to monitor its athletics. For Full Article: Click Here
