Milk Studios Sues Samsung for Trademark Violation
Nov 25, 2014, 8:06 AM by Eric M. Zeman
Milk Studios has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against Samsung, which it says "intentionally, willfully, and knowingly" used the Milk name despite a business partnership with Milk Studios. Samsung launched Milk Music, a music-streaming service, earlier this year and followed it up just this month with Milk Video. Milk Studios, which produces music and other media, asked Samsung to stop using the Milk name for its products in March, but Samsung refused. Milk Studios says Samsung partnered with it on 18 different occasions since 2006, which gave Samsung "personal knowledge" about the company. Milk Studios claims Samsung's use of the name has caused "immediate and irreparable harm," such as business partners assuming Milk Studios was running Milk Music for Samsung. Samsung didn't immediately respond to the lawsuit.
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And it is not a bad app either, it has good radio stations, that can be finely tuned to exactly you want to hear.......
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OK, apples and oranges I know. Samsung's probably wrong because what does Milk have to do with music, anyway?