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A German court has dismissed a legal case raised by the New York Times over the trademark of the puzzle Wordle. The American news outlet wants Stefan Heine, a puzzle maker based in the German city of Hamburg, to stop using the name for his own game. On February 1 2022, Heine secured the German rights to Wordle - the same day as the NY Times. German courts ruled that the media outlet had no prior rights to the name, and that the claims brought by both parties couldn't be proven. It notably disputed the NY Times' argument that Heine had registered the trademark to keep the American firm out of t...
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In recent months, ChatGPT creator OpenAI has been showering the world’s largest news media companies with lucrative partnership agreements. The exact amount the company has spent padding the pockets of publishers is unknown but may well be in the billions. News Corp., for example, which owns the Wall Street Journal, New York Post, and Sunday Times, inked a deal with OpenAI last month that is reported to be worth $250 million (€233.3m). The Financial Times, The Atlantic, Associated Press, Dotdash Meredith — which owns People Magazine and Investopedia — and Axel Springer, which owns Business Ins...
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