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A Chinese court on Monday ordered the U.S. company that publishes The Wall Street Journal to pay a Chinese calligrapher $50,000 in a dispute over its use of one of his Chinese characters as its corporate logo in China, a Dow Jones & Co. lawyer said. The case was an unusual collision between art and commerce in a Chinese legal system that is under pressure to fight widespread piracy of copyrights and other intellectual property.
September 23, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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