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Sara Gates

New York
As seen in: HuffPost, Change.org, CNBC, Fast Company, Law360, Network World, JD Supra, Bloomberg Industry Group, Law360 UK
Covers:  comedy, entertainment, viral, tech, animals, science, ethical treatment of animals, environmental issues, world news
Copyright, trademark, and litigation @Dentons. Previously, writing & editing @HuffingtonPost @FordhamIPLJ

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Sara Gates is a Trends Editor who covers a broad range of content for The Huffington Post. A recent graduate of NYU, Sara lives in New York City. When she's not writing for The Huffington Post, Sara enjoys reading profiles of interesting people and dabbles in ethnography.

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2nd Circ. American Girl Ruling Alters Test Purchase Norms

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By Robert M. Wasnofski, Sara Gates
| Law360 Verified
By Robert Wasnofski and Sara Gates (October 11, 2024, 3:44 PM EDT) -- For many years, intellectual property litigators have followed this unspoken rule: "Before bringing an infringement action, make a test purchase of the infringing product."... Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence.
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Reinstate Collingswood Recreational Softball

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By Sara Gates
| Change.org
The Collingswood Recreation Department used to have a softball program but it was dismantled due to lack of participation. Today, the options for young girls in the community to play softball are either to join the Little League Baseball co-ed program or join the Oaklyn softball program.
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301 redirects: what they are and how to use them | Webflow Blog

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By Sara Gates
| webflow.com
As your website grows and evolves, changes are unavoidable. You’ll likely need to move, archive, combine, or delete certain pages — or possibly your entire site. That’s where 301 redirects come in. They’re a helpful tactic to make sure traffic keeps flowing to the right pages on your site, but you’ll want to use them correctly.
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How is social media changing news?

It's shortened our attention span and has changed the way we "break" news.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Lois Lane -- she always seemed so determined and willing to go the extra mile to dig up a story.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Polite or quirky emails