Breakfast with Batman: The Public Interest in the Advertising Age

In 1948, commercial advertising was entitled to no First Amendment protection whatsoever. But 50 years later, it seems remarkable how presciently Ralph Brown's article Advertising and the Public Interest: Legal Protection of Trade Symbols described the policies and the arguments that would come...

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Published in:	The Yale law journal 1999-05, Vol.108 (7), p.1717-1735
Main Author:	Litman, Jessica
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Advertisements Advertising Appraisal Atmospherics Attitudes Beliefs, opinions and attitudes Breakfasts Brown, Ralph S., Jr Competition Competition law Confusion Consumer protection Consumers Courts Cultural change Debates Deception Economic competition Federal court decisions Intellectual property Intellectual property law Justification Lanham Act 1946-US Law Marketing Protection Public interest Rules Symbolism Symbols Symposium: Ralph Sharp Brown, Intellectual Property, and the Public Interest Trade Trade legislation Trade protections Trademark law Trademarks U.S.A
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