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"Meet the Bloggers V": Fun was Had by All

Thanks to everyone who came to “Meet the Bloggers V” tonight at Graham & Dunn on Seattle’s beautiful waterfront. I, for one, had a blast! I know I’m missing some folks, but at a minimum we had trademark law bloggers and readers from France, Spain, England, China, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, Germany, Canada, Finland, Switzerland, South Africa, the Netherlands, and many cities throughout the United States. What a diverse and interesting crowd! Here are some snaps:

Your trademark bloggers (photo by Zack Wright)

 

 Marty, John, Marco

 

Tuukka and Gino

See you next year in Boston at “Meet the Bloggers VI”!

Posted on May 18, 2009 by Registered CommenterMichael Atkins in | Comments2 Comments | References1 Reference

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    Response: Going INTA Seattle
    at Statements of Interest on May 24, 2009
    I suppose I have Jeremy Phillips, aka @ipkat, to blame. One of the legal folks I met in England earlier this year, it was he who first suggested I attend the annual INTA conference this year. INTA is an international...

Reader Comments (2)

Great to meet you at the party, Michael! And a fun bash it was, too.

See you next year in Boston if not before.

Adam.
World Trademark Review
May 22, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterAdam Smith
Splendid party. Thanks for organising it. After this year's publicity we may get more readers at the next event in Boston
May 22, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterBarbara Cookson

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