Take-Two vs. Remedy Battle

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19 January 2024 15:41

Take-Two Interactive has filed for a trademark dispute, citing perceived resemblances between the logos of Remedy and Rockstar Games. Remedy submitted two versions of its logo (with and without the company name) to the UK government's Intellectual Property Office in May 2023. However, Take-Two opposed both filings in September, and the dispute is currently in progress. Notably, Remedy introduced its new logo in April 2023, just a month before filing for the trademarks.

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Take-Two vs. Remedy Battle

Business

19 January 2024 15:41

Tags: Take-Two

Take-Two Interactive has filed for a trademark dispute, citing perceived resemblances between the logos of Remedy and Rockstar Games. Remedy submitted two versions of its logo (with and without the company name) to the UK government's Intellectual Property Office in May 2023. However, Take-Two opposed both filings in September, and the dispute is currently in progress. Notably, Remedy introduced its new logo in April 2023, just a month before filing for the trademarks.

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