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The Bizarre Case of the Serial Lit Mag Plagiarist

Plagiarism Today

Recently, pseudonymous author John Kucera has become the bane of literary magazine editors for his flagrant and ongoing plagiarism. The post The Bizarre Case of the Serial Lit Mag Plagiarist appeared first on Plagiarism Today.

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Who Wins in the Battle of Vogue, the magazine, (David) versus Vogue, the pub (Goliath)?

IPilogue

Typically, the name “Vogue” evokes the highly popular fashion and lifestyle magazine or the song “Vogue” by Madonna. However, for Condé Nast, the publisher of Vogue the magazine, having a pub called “Vogue” was an issue. Graham helpfully pointed out that the pub predates the magazine and the village is even older than the pub.

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When Should Plagiarism Disappear?

Plagiarism Today

Following a plagiarism scandal in a popular magazine, an anticipated manga has been removed from distribution. Is that what's best? The post When Should Plagiarism Disappear? appeared first on Plagiarism Today.

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When Children Plagiarize

Plagiarism Today

The daughter, reading a magazine that publishes poetry from young authors, recognized one of the poems in it from another book. Lemieux, in responding to the letter, told the mom that she didn’t feel it was worth contacting the magazine with the information nor was it worth trying to track down the girl directly.

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Magpul Sues Elite Tactical Systems over Alleged Patent Infringement Over Polymer Ammo Magazines

Indiana Intellectual Property Law

Magpul Sues Elite Tactical Systems over Alleged Patent Infringement Over Polymer Ammo Magazines Magpul Industries Corporation has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against fellow firearm accessories manufacturer Elite Tactical Systems Group, LLC. The plaintiff alleges that the defendant has infringed upon U.S. Patents Nos.

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3 Count: Warhol Battle

Plagiarism Today

In 1984, Lynn licensed one of her photographs of the musician Prince to be converted into a painting by Warhol for Vanity Fair magazine. First off today, Blake Brittain at Reuters reports that yesterday the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case pitting photographer Lynn Goldsmith against the estate of artist Andy Warhol.

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MAD MONSTER PARTY for Horror and Pop Culture Conventions and Magazines Not Confusable with MONSTER ENERGY, Says TTAB

The TTABlog

However, the Board concluded that consumers "are unlikely to perceive Applicant’s conventions, restricted to the horror and popular culture fields, or its horror and pop culture-related magazines, as emanating from the same source as sporting or music events sponsored by Opposer.

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