CafePress Settles With LFP Over Sale of "Hustler" ItemsAuthored by Mark Hefflinger on June 25, 2008 - 7:41am.
San Mateo,
Calif. - CafePress, a service
that allows consumers to create custom-branded merchandise from their own
designs, announced on Wednesday that it has settled a trademark lawsuit filed
against it by Hustler magazine publisher LFP, over use of the word
"hustler" on items available through CafePress. "This in turn allows for a positive educational process for creators of user generated content while maintaining protection for permissible fair and non-trademark uses."
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