Suits like this should permanently get everything you own, including subsidiaries and parent companies, placed in the public domain immediately.
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Sure would be nice to be able to read those links.
Are you not able to? I don't have a problem
The second one is behind a paywall/requires an account.
Never forget the time Bethesda went after Notch for the word “scroll” being used for another one of Notch’s games.
Remember when King tried to trademark the word Candy?
I didn't know about this one. The first one that popped in my head was this
"In 2016, the Fine Brothers, formerly known as FBE, attempted to trademark the word "react" for their reaction videos."
Lol I forgot about that too! Fucking morons
Me too, looked it up just now, still 20 million followers. Loads and loads of morons.
Remember when Apple totally invented rectangles with rounded edges?
Bullshit lawsuit. The two R logos are quite distinctive. Rockstar has their iconic star and Remedy's R is whatever it is.
Logos for those looking for them
Thank you for this. It's a pretty shit article when they don't show the comparison.
Finite people, wasting finite time, on abstract concepts. "Don't you think of us when you read the letter 'R'?" No, I think of a Rhinoceros.
Cull the rinos for taking rockshits precious letter away from them
"Don't you think of us when you read the letter 'R'?" No, I think of a Rhinoceros.
Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
Not surprising given Take-Two's history when it comes to trademark disputes. I'm pretty sure they went after the developers of It Takes Two because of the name, plus any random business that has Rockstar in the name.
I really wish I wasn't surprised they'd be this petty. Yet another day in the greedy corpo world