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Pull My What?

Because life is good to bloggers:

You'll never guess which two App Store developers have engaged in a legal battle over trademark rights to App Store content. A lawyer representing Pull My Finger developer Air-O-Matic has demanded $50,000 from InfoMedia for using the phrase "pull my finger" in reference to their infamous chart-topping fart machine app, iFart Mobile. InfoMedia, not to be out-stunk, has responded by asking a court to rule in their favor.

At one point in my life I was involved in an angry legal tussle over who owned a thing called Barf-O-Rama.

This entry was posted by Michael Reynolds, on Tuesday, February 17, 2009. You can leave your response.

“Pull My What?”

  1. Anonymous Ceritayazin Says:
    6:50 AM  

    Thanks foor the post
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