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Dear Website Reader,
Determining trademark research best practices in our industry can be difficult because the time and resources you need to identify and implement them may be more than you have. Thomson CompuMark has just launched a new program that helps take out that difficulty - so that you can spend more time effectively managing your brands. The new SERION® Certification Program is the first of its kind in the industry and allows you to become fully trained and certified in the leading online trademark research environment. I invite you to learn more about the SERION Certification Program below.
We have two feature articles in this edition and I know you will find them to be extremely informative. One article covers the recent IRT recommendations surrounding gTLDs and the other article focuses on social media and the growing concern of IP and brand rights.
I hope you enjoy this edition of Client Times Online, please feel free to contact me with any questions or comments.
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When does social media become anti-social for your brand? Feature Article Consumer behavior is changing. For many brand owners, social media has remained a vast and unthreatening world. But now, more and more trademark owners realize the power of social media and how much it can effect their reputations and ultimately their brands.
Steven M. Weinberg of Cowan, DeBaets, Abrahams & Sheppard LLP discusses the problems and opportunities for brand owners in online communities. Continue reading.
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The recent IRT recommendations surrounding gTLDs:
Feature Article
With the close of comments from the recent ICANN meeting in Sydney, opinions still vary in how the launch of new gTLDs will affect brand owners. This article by Foley & Lardner's Jon Dudas, Jeff Kobulnick and Norm Rich highlights some of the key concerns and issues that have surfaced. Continue reading.
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SERION®
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Go beyond borders with new Global Search Analysis
In the global marketplace, managing trademark risk demands an international approach. With new Global Search Analysis, you can review and analyze results from multiple countries in a single SERION® online report. Continue reading. |
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Expand your global insight with Country Code Domain coverage.

Registrations of country code domains (ccTLDs) are on the rise. We have you covered, with ccTLD search and watch coverage for more than 240 countries. Continue reading.
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Complimentary ccTLD Search

Take a brief domain name survey and receive a ccTLD search at no charge. This offer is effective through August 24th, 2009. Limit one search per individual. Take the survey .
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Even more online analysis clarity and flexibility Analyzing and exporting search results with the SERION® Analysis Tool is now even easier and more intuitive, thanks to improved formatting of results from key common law databases.
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Trademark 101 & Best Practices Get the basics and an expert perspective from John Ala, Thomson CompuMark's former General Counsel.
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Search your entertainment works at 10% off
 Did you know that all of the Oscar®
nominated film titles in 2008 were searched by Thomson CompuMark? Now you can enjoy the same entertainment title and copyright search coverage at a special 10% savings. Continue reading.
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Exclusive Recorded Forum: How to Tell Your Client "No"
Some trademark owners actually do damage to their trademarks and brands by using overly aggressive protection strategies. In this recorded presentation, "How to tell a client no", you'll learn why it's in your brand's best interest to practice discretion sometimes.
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