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A Chinese Internet cartoonist is fighting athletic shoemaker Nike over a stick figure, state media reported Friday. Zhu Zhiqiang filed a suit asking for $240,000 and a public apology for copying his "Little Match Man" in a worldwide ad campaign, the China Daily said. The case is an unusual reversal of roles for China, which has frequently been criticized by the United States for being lax about protecting intellectual property.
July 19, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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