by Rob Holmes | Aug 17, 2012 | Investigations
The reason the case against Megaupload founder Kim DotCom has hurt brand protection is because it has nothing to do with trademark enforcement and no one knows it. With all of the news this case is getting, the public-at-large does not know the difference between...
by Rob Holmes | Dec 28, 2011 | Investigations
Set in the year 1865, the television show Hell on Wheels centers on the individuals working on the construction of the first transcontinental railroad. Colm Meaney plays Thomas “Doc” Durant, a greedy entrepreneur and the driving force behind this...
by Rob Holmes | May 12, 2011 | Investigations
As I regularly search for shows on my TiVo using keywords that relate to my interests and work, I ran across a rerun of ‘Swift Justice with Nancy Grace' that originally aired on 2/28/11 entitled “An online rip-off; pit bull puppies”. This was caught...
by Rob Holmes | Mar 26, 2010 | Investigations
In my exclusive story from August entitled “Holmes and the case of the naughty web host” I chronicled the first ever successful suit against an ISP for contributory infringement. I was honored to be involved and proud of the work my team put in to assist...
by Rob Holmes | Sep 23, 2009 | Investigations
Even only a year ago, spam primarily consisted only of unwanted email in your inbox. But now as blogs become more popular, services such as Google Reader make it easy for people to aggregate those blog feeds (commonly RSS and Atom) into your inboxes. Along with...
