Blawg Review #174 is available at D. Todd Smith's Texas Appellate Law Blog -- click here to read it. Smith boldly went without a theme, but it is a great Review, even without a theme. Smith picks up on my coverage of the Seventh Circuit's recent decision affirming the Northern District's holding that the NFL is a single entity for IP licensing purposes, as well as related coverage at Sports Law Blog and Blawgletter.
Blawg Review #123 was published today by the Texas Appellate Law Blog. For those who do not know, Blawg Review is a review of each week's law-related blog posts hosted by a different legal blog each week. This week's review is written in the style of an appellate opinion.* The review highlights yesterday's Blog post reporting that Roger Ebert has withdrawn Disney's right to use Ebert's thumbs up/thumbs down trademark until negotiations regarding Ebert's return to his movie review program are resolved. I will be hosting the Blawg Review on November 5th.
* The Blawg Review opinion did not reach the issue of whether "blawg" or "law blog" is the correct term for legal blogs. This is, perhaps surprisingly, a hotly contested issue (and here and here). I side with Kevin O'Keefe at LexBlog. Legal blog or law blog is sufficiently descriptive and the least confusing title. "Blawg" is too cute and confuses people.
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