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Fellow blogger Jim Courtney has been doing a great job digging into what I think is a compelling story. He posted Part 1 about this on Skype Journal last week, and I told him I'd blog about this when Part 2 came out, which it did yesterday.

It's not as high profile as the iPhone trademark battle Cisco is waging with Apple, but it raises similar issues. I find it especially interesting, because in this case, Cisco/Linksys is up against PDT, a much smaller company, so this is more of a David and Goliath scenario instead of a King Kong vs. Godzilla. Jim brings up a lot of really great points, and it's very good reading if trademark issues are of interest.

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