The Supreme Court on Nov. 26 refused, without comment, to consider an appeal by a software company that alleged MTV Networks Co. and its parent, Viacom Inc., infringed on its trademark. M2 Software Inc., which develops royalty-tracking and other software for the music industry, sued Viacom and MTV Networks in 1998 for allegedly infringing on its "M2" trademark by calling its second music television channel "M2: Music Television."
November 27, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The Supreme Court on Nov. 26 refused, without comment, to consider an appeal by a software company that alleged MTV Networks Co. and its parent, Viacom Inc., infringed on its trademark.
M2 Software Inc., which develops royalty-tracking and other software for the music industry, sued Viacom and MTV Networks in 1998 for allegedly infringing on its “M2″ trademark by calling its second music television channel “M2: Music Television.”
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