Zoom Ordered to Pay Damages for Trademark Violation in Japan

A Japanese court has ordered Zoom to pay damages for violating a Japanese firm's trademark related to its video conferencing system logo. The ruling found Zoom liable for infringing on the existing trademark.

24 Apr, 12:35 — 24 Apr, 12:35

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Zoom ordered to pay damages for violating Japan firm's trademark

In handing down the ruling, the presiding judge acknowledged that the two companies' logos were similar in appearance and name.

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First report: NHK World · 24 Apr, 04:52|Full coverage: 2 · 8h|Window: 8h

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会議システム「Zoom」のロゴ使用めぐり運営企業側に賠償命令

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Zoom Ordered to Pay Damages for Trademark Violation in Japan

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Zoom ordered to pay damages for violating Japan firm's trademark

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会議システム「Zoom」のロゴ使用めぐり運営企業側に賠償命令

Zoom ordered to pay damages for violating Japan firm's trademark

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