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Practical Trademark Law For FOSS Projects
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Introduction
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Open Source Runs The World
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Components Vs. Products
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Software Trademarks Are Easy
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What Are Trademarks?
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Don't Confuse Projects with Products
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Trademarks Protect Consumers
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Use In Commerce
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But It's Open Source!
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How Trademarks Work With Open Source Software
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Trademark Use By Others
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Nominative Use
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Infringement
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Everything Else
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Trademark Registration Classes
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Registration Prevents Many Problems
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Duty To Police
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Take Action
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Trademark Policies
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Respect FOSS Trademarks
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Avoid Court
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Open Source Talent
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Final Lessons
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FOSS Trademark Resources
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Brand / Social Resources
Description:
Explore practical trademark law for Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) projects in this informative conference talk by Shane Curcuru from the Apache Software Foundation. Learn how to protect and improve your project's reputation, understand the differences between components and products, and discover the basics of trademark law in everyday terms. Gain actionable advice on presenting and treating trademarks within your community, and understand how corporations can prioritize business values before involving legal teams. Delve into topics such as nominative use, infringement, trademark registration classes, and the importance of trademark policies. Acquire valuable insights on respecting FOSS trademarks, avoiding court, and leveraging open source talent. By the end of this talk, you'll have a clear understanding of how trademarks work with open source software and be equipped with practical strategies to safeguard your project's brand.

Practical Trademark Law for FOSS Projects

Linux Foundation
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