The trademark specialist was hired just as Twitter started running into problems with "name collision." Don't worry, he'll explain what that is.
September 08, 2014 at 04:00 PM
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Stephen Coates, Twitter Inc.’s first in-house trademark lawyer, says his department is already growing. He joined the social media company six months ago after leaving a similar job in Seattle with Amazon.com Inc. Now he helps Twitter protect its branch in the increasingly complex world of domain name registration and purchasing.
Q: What was the move like from Amazon to Twitter?
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