Recommended Reading: 100th Anniversary Issue of The Trademark Reporter
INTA has just published its 100th Anniversary Issue of The Trademark Reporter. [Press release here]. The Table of Contents for the centennial issue (January-February 2011, Vol. 101, No. 1) is set out below. Members of INTA may download the articles from the INTA website.
- Introductions
By Gerhard R. Bauer, Alan C. Drewsen, and Lanning G. Bryer - Reflections of Former Editors-in-Chief/Editors Since 1911
- History of The Trademark Reporter (reprint)/A New Century Begins (update)
By Miles J. Alexander and Daniel R. Bereskin/Update by Clifford W. Browning - Editor's Note
By Sandra Edelman - The Next 100 Years--What Will It Be Like in 2078 AD? (reprint)
By Sidney A. Diamond - The Trademark Reporter as Catalyst
By Jerre B. Swann - Global Registration--Where Are We Now?
By Ruth Annand and Leone Kemp - Sidney Diamond's Predictions Regarding the Development of International Trademark Systems
By Janet L. Hoffman - Predicting the Future of U.S. Trademark Law in 1978: A Promise Fulfilled on Intent-to-Use Applications
By Sandra Edelman - A Century of Supreme Court Trademark Law
By Edward Vassallo and Kristin B. Hogan - Trademark Functions and Protected Interests in the Decisions of the European Court of Justice
By Pier Luigi Roncaglia and Giulio Enrico Sironi - Getting Real With Nontraditional Trademarks: What's Next After Red Oven Knobs, the Sound of Burning Methamphetamine, and Goats on a Grass Roof?
By Anne Gilson LaLonde and Jerome Gilson - One Perspective on Anti-Counterfeiting: From T-Shirts in the Basement to Global Trade
By Harley I. Lewin - Notice and Takedown for Trademarks
By Frederick W. Mostert and Martin B. Schwimmer - Trademarks in the Veldt: Do Virtual Lawyers Dream of Electric Trademarks?
By Theodore C. Max
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