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: 43(B)logLanguage Log on "cloud computing"
By Rebecca Tushnet
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A linguistics professor on the allowance of Dell's claimed trademark for "cloud computing," which I agree is descriptive at best without secondary meaning, and probably generic. The linguist at the end comes close to Lisa Ramsey's argument that descriptive trademarks shouldn't be registrable, though I wonder what he'd think of Coca-Cola.Full post as published by 43(B)log on August 05, 2008 (boomark / email).
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