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Apple wins ‘iBooks’ trademark case

In the US, a district court has ruled in favour of Apple in a legal dispute over the ‘iBooks’ trademark, reports Apple Insider. The plaintiff, publisher Black Tower Press, had argued that Apple infringed its ‘ibooks’ trademark, but Judge Denise Cote said the ‘ibooks’ trademark owned by Black Tower would not be confused with Apple’s ‘iBooks’ trademark used...

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