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I already posted the link to this story in the Wii thread, but it's LOLable to merit one of its own.
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I already posted the link to this story in the Wii thread, but it's LOLable to merit one of its own.
But it probably wouldn't. As you pointed out actually going to court would cost a lot of money which this small company sending these cease and desists couldn't afford, especially when they know they wouldn't win anyway.Originally Posted by ChaoofNee
They can send these cease and desist letters for cheap though.
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This is coming from a guy who's built his entire business around selling on the internet.Rulings like the eBay verdict, Edwards adds, simply demonstrate that in the Internet age, "American small business is getting gypped."
Contradiction anyone?
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Good point.
(re:the Time article)
It is pretty troubling that eBay can now (legally) turn a blind eye toward sellers who peddle counterfeit merchandise.
No accountability.
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This whole issue is wiitarded. There's no wiison to for NCSX to wiitract the instances of "wiimote" on their site. Don't show so much wiikness, NCSX. Wiidiculous lawsuits like this wiilly wiienforce negative stereotypes towards most lawyers, even if once you wiimove the crooks the wiimander are honest.
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