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by kijin
3977 days ago
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It sounds like Mullenweg just filed that complaint in order to threaten Pearson to drop the domain dispute. Filing frivolous suits and countersuits is a pretty popular, albeit dirty, tactic among some people. If Apple can trademark the name of one of the world's most common fruits, I'm sure Pearson has a right to trademark "thesis". |
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