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kotaku.com - 9/30/2009

Electronic Arts Sues to Cancel Langdell's Trademarks [Controversy]

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Electronic Arts is asking the United States to cancel five trademarks held by Tim Langdell 's Edge Games, saying the marks have been effectively abandoned. In comments to Kotaku, EA portrayed its actions as done on behalf of the development community. Langdell, at the center of many ...

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gamespot.com - 10/1/2009

EA tackled by more sports license suits - News at GameSpot

— gamespot.com — Former Cleveland Browns running back Jim Brown's suit against Electronic Arts over his unnamed likeness appearing in... Madden NFL games has been dismissed , but the publisher's courtroom battles are by no means over. In the past three months, three new ... (more) EA tackled by more sports license suits - News at GameSpot

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playstationlifestyle.net - 10/1/2009

EA Sports: It’s In the PlayStation Store

— playstationlifestyle.net — The US PlayStation Store has just updated, and along with the massive influx of games in preparation... for the PSPgo comes a new publisher page in the PlayStation Store. Capcom was the first publisher to receive this red carpet treatment from Sony. Now EA has joined Capcom as the second ... (more) EA Sports: It’s In the PlayStation Store

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google.com - 9/28/2009

The Associated Press: Retired NFL players seek to join EA lawsuit

— google.com — 5 hours ago SAN FRANCISCO Two retired NFL players on Monday asked a judge to let them... formally support a former college quarterback's legal fight with video game maker Electronic Arts Inc. Hall of Famers Herb Adderley and Jim Brown asked U.S. ... (more) The Associated Press: Retired NFL players seek to join ...

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EA's Edgy Lawsuit
Blue's News — Kotaku outlines EA's lawsuit to cancel five trademarks held by Tim Langdell's Edge Games. These trademarks have been used in a number of legal actions for various products with "Edge" in the title, with EA's concern focused on legal threats over their Mirror's Edge property. In short, they report: "On Sept. 11, EA filed a petition with the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to wipe out five trademarks involved in the case, saying they have been threatened by Langdell for a year over the distribution of Mirror's Edge." In long, they offer ...

EA has to sue to cancel Langdell’s Trademarks
BeefJack — ... seems like a small issue for EA, we think that filing the complaint is the right thing to do for the developer community.” Langdell tried to say EA’s attempt was to be able to use the title’s Mirror’s Edge while disconnecting Langdell from it. This is actually the most righteous thing EA has done in a long while even if they were doing it for their own benefit. Coincidentally it would make it better for EA and the developer community. For the full story click the link below. Source: Kotaku Tagged as ...

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GameDev.Net — ... by claiming that they have been effectively abandoned. Speaking to Kotaku , Langdell hits back by claiming Edge are being bullied by EA. What colour is the pot again? ...