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Lamebook, LLC v. Facebook, Inc.
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June 15, 2011
Facebook Loses Bid To Toss Lamebook Suit In IP Row
A Texas federal judge denied Facebook Inc.'s bid Wednesday to have a suit filed by self-described parody website operator Lamebook LLC dismissed or transferred to California, where Facebook has sued Lamebook for trademark infringement.
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January 25, 2011
Lamebook Suit A Ploy In Trademark Row, Facebook Says
Facebook Inc. has asked a federal judge to toss Lamebook LLC's declaratory judgment suit, claiming it was a gambit to block Facebook from choosing which venue to litigate its trademark claims against the parody blog.
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November 17, 2010
Facebook Hits Back At Lamebook In Trademark Spat
Facebook Inc. has launched a trademark suit against self-described parody website Lamebook LLC, arguing it is actually a social networking site raking in significant advertising revenues on the back of the Internet giant's brand strength and goodwill.
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November 05, 2010
Parody Website Says Facebook Can't Take A Joke
Claiming it is a parody protected by the First Amendment, a website cataloging some of the “lamest” social media posted on Facebook has asked a federal judge for a declaratory judgment affirming its content and right to pursue its own trademark.