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Merch Traffic cracks down on online bootleg merchandise sellers
iq-mag.net · 6h
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As bootleg artist merchandise sellers run rampant, Live Nation subsidiary Merch Traffic has filed a trademark lawsuit in the US to combat counterfeit merchandise peddlers selling products online for artists like Bruno Mars, Harry Styles, and The Cure. Prosecutors filed the suit last week (5 August) in the US District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, alleging that a group of anonymous online sellers “sold products using infringing and counterfeit versions of the federally registered trademarks” belonging to a… Continue reading on IQ Magazine The post Merch Traffic cracks down on online bootleg merchandise sellers appeared first on IQ Magazine .
First report: Live Nation’s Merch Traffic sues online sellers over counterfeit Nirvana, Bruno Mars merch — musicbusinessworldwide.com, 1d
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