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Langdell Edged out in trademark dispute

MCV Staff 25th March 2010 Publishing

Tim Langdell’s confrontational use of the Edge trademark may be coming to an end, marking the end of one of the most popular legal tirades the games industry has ever experienced.

A new legal document in circulation suggests that the Edge Games boss will likely lose trademark protection on the word ‘Edge’, following a legal pursuit from EA relating to 2008 title Mirror’s Edge.

Develop has the full story.

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