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Use of Another's Trademark in a Web Page Meta Tag: Why Liability Should Not Ensue Under the Lanham Act for Trademark Infringement
This Comment argues that liability for trademark infringement should not ensue under the Lanham Act when an unauthorized user incorporates a senior holder's registered trademark in a web page meta tag.4 Part I discusses the Lanham Act and the various elements that must be satisfied in order to preva
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