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Sony and UK Retailer in Dispute over PSP Trademark Issues
Categories: Cease & Desist • Grey Market Cases • Import/Export Cases • Trademark Cases
Disgruntled U.K. PSP retailer ElectricBirdLand responds to Sony Cease and Desist order instructing retailers to stop selling imported PSPs on the grounds that this infringes trademarks while Sony works to secure the rights to the PSP trademark in the U.K.
Sources: GameIndustry.biz | The Register | Channel Register | XBox Solution
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