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Cisco Sues Apple Over iPhone Trademark 556

lucabrasi999 writes "It appears that Apple may be running out of items that they can prefix with the letter "i". Cisco is suing Apple over trademark infringement. Cisco claims to own the rights to the "iPhone" trademark since they purchased Infogear in 2000. Infogear filed for the rights to the trademark in 1996."

Comment Re:The more the entertainment industry fights this (Score 1) 343

What about freenet? They hold many of the same ideals about a 'free' (freedom) Internet, but have gone about it a somewhat different fashion from what you describe.

Your suggestion is somewhat intriguing though, and sounds (at least to me) like it has the potential to be a lot quicker than freenet's method of guarding anonymity (all my experiences with freenet are that it is quite slow to access due to what I understand is the way files are retrieved).

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