'This timely monograph not only shows the need to adapt trademark law and enforcement to social media and the ever-evolving digital environment, but also why the existing legal regime fails to offer trademarked logos adequate protection. Refreshing, provocative and passionately argued, the book will be of interest to anybody interested in intellectual property law and policy and the interplay of law and technology.'--Peter K. Yu, Drake University Law School, US'Friedmann has produced an innovative and thought-provoking monograph which defies conventional wisdom and accepted norms. Friedmann's innovative perspective on managing the challenges between trademark holders, online service providers and internet users is built upon his thorough analysis of the legal landscape and technology-related trends. What makes this research so unique and intellectually stimulating is the standard Friedmann dares to set for a solution - a paradigm shift for the trademark logo, with automatic and scalable enforcement and strict liability for online service providers.'--Bryan Mercurio, The Chinese University of Hong Kong