Cisco sues Apple for trademark infringement: ruh roh!

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sue_apple @ Jan 10th 2007 6:53PM

About time - hope Apple looses this one big time, because it would serve them right.

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Skullfighter @ Feb 18th 2008 3:05PM

This is the Apple MO. Where should I begin.

The photographer who took the picture of a wall of TV's. Apple entered into negotiation to use the pic, backed out without paying and used it anyways for the release of Apple TV.

Artist after artist who's music has been used for iPod commercials without consent. They air the ad, wait for a letter from an attorney, and then pull the ad. Mission accomplished.

The iPhone from Cisco.

I hope they get hit with punitive damages. Something to make them think before stomping over everyone.

Last thoughts... This is Jobs 101. He was kicked out of his own company because of his shady deals and hot temper. We're surprised to see this still?

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Skullfighter @ Feb 18th 2008 3:08PM

Oh, and then they go and sue every freakin company who dares use anything even close to iPod.

Hypocrites. (Almost as bad as politicians)

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