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Bing! Information Design
Bing! Information Design VS. Microsoft
Charge: Trademark infringement, unfair competition, and tortuous interference
According to The Wall Street Journal, the computer graphics and multimedia design company founded by John Telford and Brian Williamson says Microsoft’s use of “Bing” confuses the public and incorrectly infers the companies as Bing! Information Design uses the Internet, search engines, and its web page as main sources of advertising and promotion for its services. They also further disclosed that they’ve been using the name since year 2000.
Microsoft
Case Status: CLOSED
Case Opened By: Dan Rimon on February 04, 2010
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Closed Case
Time Left For Court Rulling Ruled on
February 15 2010
Guilty: 1 Not Guilty: 0
Microsoft was found
Guilty

CASE SUMMARY

Votings:
Guilty: 1
Not Guilty: 0
Arguments:
Prosecution Arguments: 0
Defense Arguments: 1
Total Arguments Strength:
Prosecution: 0
Defense: 0

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DEFENSE

Most Active Member of the Defense:
Attackgypsy
1 Arguments

CASE ARGUMENTS

PROSECUTION

There were no prosecution arguments on regards this case
 

DEFENSE

Attackgypsy
Sounds like another nonsense name lawsuit, ala Monster Cable vs Anyone using Monster in their name for any reason.
Posted by Attackgypsy 30 Days ago.
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