Thank You research team!
Tansi/Good Day Readers:
We've got some excellent researchers anonymously helping us. Don't know who sent this but it might be "Browkin." They're a mathematical-computer genius and super good Google searcher. Whoever and wherever you are, Thank You indeed!
Our next step will now be to send an electronic letter to Messrs. Cox and Coleman. We'll begin displaying it shortly.
Sincerely,
Clare L. Pieuk
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Anonymous has left a new comment on your post, "Why we're trying to join the Media Bloggers Association!"
Clare,
On the Media Bloggers Association website, I found MBA's President Robert Cox's e-mail listed as info@mediabloggers.org. Likely a general address which teams of assistants monitor and vet, but don't let that get you down necessarily - I think the Manitoba Metis Federation lawsuit and your Blog are sufficiently interesting to make it past the checkpoint. FYI, and quite fittingly, Cox also has a blog of his own(http://www.mediabloggers.org/wordsinedgewise).
In regards to Ron Coleman, after doing no small research and due diligence to make sure it is THE Ron Coleman, General Counsel to the MBA, he's now with Hoffman Polland & Furman PLLC (http://hpf-law.com ). You can find his lawyer profile at http://hpf-law.com/attorneys/ronald-coleman.php. His electronic address is Rcoleman@hpf-law.com.
Interestingly (though I suppose this shouldn't entirely be a surprise for an entertainment and intellectual-property lawyer), Ron Coleman also maintains not one but TWO websites,
http://www.likelihoodofconfusion.com and http://www.likelihoodofsuccess.com.
Judging from the pages, he comes across as not only a damned sharp litigation lawyer but an interesting man to know in his own right.
Oh, and if I haven't given you enough links - a sample of Mr. Coleman's work,
http://www.batesline.com/archives/2005/02/a-formal-respon.html.
My conclusion: It would not be a waste of your time at all to contact these gentlemen. Titans though they are, I couldn't imagine a better forum for you to "plead" your case.
We've got some excellent researchers anonymously helping us. Don't know who sent this but it might be "Browkin." They're a mathematical-computer genius and super good Google searcher. Whoever and wherever you are, Thank You indeed!
Our next step will now be to send an electronic letter to Messrs. Cox and Coleman. We'll begin displaying it shortly.
Sincerely,
Clare L. Pieuk
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Anonymous has left a new comment on your post, "Why we're trying to join the Media Bloggers Association!"
Clare,
On the Media Bloggers Association website, I found MBA's President Robert Cox's e-mail listed as info@mediabloggers.org. Likely a general address which teams of assistants monitor and vet, but don't let that get you down necessarily - I think the Manitoba Metis Federation lawsuit and your Blog are sufficiently interesting to make it past the checkpoint. FYI, and quite fittingly, Cox also has a blog of his own(http://www.mediabloggers.org/wordsinedgewise).
In regards to Ron Coleman, after doing no small research and due diligence to make sure it is THE Ron Coleman, General Counsel to the MBA, he's now with Hoffman Polland & Furman PLLC (http://hpf-law.com ). You can find his lawyer profile at http://hpf-law.com/attorneys/ronald-coleman.php. His electronic address is Rcoleman@hpf-law.com.
Interestingly (though I suppose this shouldn't entirely be a surprise for an entertainment and intellectual-property lawyer), Ron Coleman also maintains not one but TWO websites,
http://www.likelihoodofconfusion.com and http://www.likelihoodofsuccess.com.
Judging from the pages, he comes across as not only a damned sharp litigation lawyer but an interesting man to know in his own right.
Oh, and if I haven't given you enough links - a sample of Mr. Coleman's work,
http://www.batesline.com/archives/2005/02/a-formal-respon.html.
My conclusion: It would not be a waste of your time at all to contact these gentlemen. Titans though they are, I couldn't imagine a better forum for you to "plead" your case.
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