TTABlog Celebrates 16th Anniversary!
The TTABlog debuted on November 8, 2004, with a blog post entitled "Leo Stoller Loses Again." (here). Remember him? [Well, he's back!]. Here we are, some 4,500 blog posts and more than 13,000 tweets later. Thank you readers!
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Text Copyright John L. Welch 2020.
posted by John L. Welch @ 11/09/2020
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Congratulations, John!
Congratulations, John!
Happy Anniversary and thank you for so many years of providing tremendous insights, an invaluable resource and for creating a true trademark community.
Congratulations TTABlog! And, many, many thanks to John Welch for producing this reliable, astute, invaluable 'go-to' resource for practitioners and examiners and for so generously sharing his many insights and flashes of apt dismay. The TTABlog is also many law professors' favorite antidote to legal textbooks -- the most effective, less painful way for law students to gain a precise, useful understanding of trademark law, TTAB practice and practical consequences. Bravo mio amico -- et cento anni!
John, congratulations on 16 years of putting out an eminently-readable, informative, and entertaining blog! I always list it as a blog to follow on my syllabus for my trademark law class at UCLA and encourage my associates to read it! Keep up the great work!
I do remember him since I was one he noted in his posts that I was not to be trusted. Also thanks for your posts which I view daily.
Mazel tov and keep up the good work! I'm a big fan!
Congratulations, John!
Congratulations John! Keep up the amazing work!
Congratulations! I remember that first article! but wait: Leo Stoller's back? Steathely (sp?), i presume.
Congrats, John! Dare I hope for...16 more??
LOL. That would probably make me the world's oldest blogger. If I'm not already.
John - Thanks for the hard work you put into this blog. It is THE resource for keeping tabs on the TTAB. I read every word of every post. It is an indispensable resource for anyone looking to stay a breast of U.S. trademark developments. Well done.
And here’s to your next 16 years of blogging!
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