Ms. Ling Chai

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  Ling Chai, Chairman of the Board of Advisors for the Jenzabar Foundation and President and COO of Jenzabar, Inc.

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  their good works," said Ling Chai, Chairman of the Board of Advisors for The Jenzabar Foundation and President and COO of Jenzabar, Inc.

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  "Jenzabar offers the educational system a tremendous value add--24 hour access to all school-related information from any computer," said Ling Chai, CEO, Jenzabar."Jenzabar aims to provide customers with the most convenient and useful services.We chose 2Roam as our provider because it will build upon this goal, allowing us to maintain control and flexibility over our wireless site."
  
  Carfax (http://www.carfax.com/) is a one-stop source of vehicle history information for buyers and sellers of used cars.Using the 17-character vehicle identification number (VIN), Carfax can generate a detailed history report or "background check" on virtually any used car or truck in seconds.By applying 2Roam's wireless application, users will have the ability to retrieve a vehicle history report by punching in the VIN from their wireless device.

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  In November, 1999, Frishman had a series of meetings with the defendant and Chai, which resulted in their offering him a position at Jenzabar as its senior vice president for operations.
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  On May 15, 2000, Frishman filed an action against Jenzabar, Chai, the defendant, and NM II asserting claims arising out of his employment with Jenzabar (Jenzabar litigation).
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  The company was a leading provider of enterprise software to colleges and universities; it was formed in 1998 by the defendant's then fianceé (now wife), Ling Chai.

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  Jenzabar means "class of the best and brightest" in the native Mandarin Chinese of founder Ling Chai.

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  In this case, it involves the software company Jenzabar, which makes software for colleges and universities, and apparently likes to play up the fact that its founder and CEO, Ling Chai, was one of the "leaders" of the Tiananmen Square uprising in 1989, before fleeing to America. Apparently Chai likes to play up that connection for PR purposes, and has been able to get the press to cover Jenzabar with headlines like "From Tiananmen Leader to Netrepreneur" and "From Starting a Revolution to Starting a Company."
  
  However, when the makers of a documentary film about the uprising at Tiananmen Square included some comments and links to articles that were critical of Chai, she went legal. It started with a lawsuit claiming defamation against the film makers, which got quickly tossed out. So, instead, Chai and Jenzabar appear to be trying to use trademark law to bankrupt the filmmakers. They've filed a trademark lawsuit, claiming that the filmmakers' web page, that talks about Chia and Jenzabar, violates its trademarks, noting that the page turns up in search results on Jenzabar and the term is in the metatags.
  
  Pretty much everyone involved recognizes that this is a ridiculous abuse of trademark law to stifle free speech. There is no violation of trademark here. Posting links to stories about Chai and Jenzabar that are critical of her is not a trademark violation in any manner.
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  "Pretty much everyone involved recognizes that this is a ridiculous abuse of trademark law..." If that is true and if the "involved" Americans are half as effective as Miss Chai then there isn't a big problem !.
  
  "There is no violation of trademark here. Posting links to stories about Chai and Jenzabar that are critical of her is not a trademark violation in any manner."
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  "Pretty much everyone involved recognizes that this is a ridiculous abuse of trademark law..." If that is true and if the "involved" Americans are half as effective as Miss Chai then there isn't a big problem !.

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  In this case, it involves the software company Jenzabar, which makes software for colleges and universities, and apparently likes to play up the fact that its founder and CEO, Ling Chai, was one of the "leaders" of the Tiananmen Square uprising in 1989, before fleeing to America. Apparently Chai likes to play up that connection for PR purposes, and has been able to get the press to cover Jenzabar with headlines like "From Tiananmen Leader to Netrepreneur" and "From Starting a Revolution to Starting a Company."
  
  However, when the makers of a documentary film about the uprising at Tiananmen Square included some comments and links to articles that were critical of Chai, she went legal. It started with a lawsuit claiming defamation against the film makers, which got quickly tossed out. So, instead, Chai and Jenzabar appear to be trying to use trademark law to bankrupt the filmmakers. They've filed a trademark lawsuit, claiming that the filmmakers' web page, that talks about Chia and Jenzabar, violates its trademarks, noting that the page turns up in search results on Jenzabar and the term is in the metatags.
  
  Pretty much everyone involved recognizes that this is a ridiculous abuse of trademark law to stifle free speech. There is no violation of trademark here. Posting links to stories about Chai and Jenzabar that are critical of her is not a trademark violation in any manner.

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  Earlier this year, Chairman of the Board of Advisors for The Jenzabar Foundation, Ling Chai, announced a $1 million humanitarian effort to support human rights and a peaceful democratic China over the next five years.

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  Published on: 2/22/2003    Last Visited: 2/22/2003  

  Jenzabar Inc., a Cambridge educational software company founded in 1998, planned an IPO in 2000, but pulled back when the market crashed, according to company founder, president and CEO Ling Chai in an interview late last year.
  
  But the company, she said then, employs more than 260 people nationally and expected to exceed $50 million in revenue in 2002.Chai said the company is profitable and also is careful in spending the $40 million in venture capital funding it's received to date.
  
  CCBN also carried on without the promises of an IPO.The company has expanded to 300 employees since its aborted 2000 IPO and has grown its business in hosting investor web sites and quarterly conference call webcasts.The company even attracted another $25 million in June 2000 after leaving behind its IPO.Revenue exceeded $50 million in 2002 with "a healthy profit margin," Adler said.

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  Ling Chai, President, Jenzabar

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