Legal & Policy

The Pokémon People Care About IP More Than Anything Else, Including Human Life

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Nintendo demanded The Poke Court change its name and logo due to potential trademark infringement shortly after the store was robbed by armed gunmen. This action highlights how major companies prioritize intellectual property over supporting businesses affected by real-world crises, emphasizing the need for content creators and small businesses to be cautious about IP issues while also seeking community support during hardships.

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