Falling Skies embroiled in a court case

Irma Arkus

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FEBRUARY 3, 2012 1:07PM

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Corptocracy is getting complicated these days, as font use is kicking both Harry Potter and Falling Skies franchises. Matius Gerardo Grieck, a font specialist and designer, has filed a lawsuit naming TBS and Titleboy Films. The plaintiff’s lawsuit is based on not necessarily use of font, but rather software licensing and copyright. The companies named in the suit, have apparently breached the licensing agreement indicated on the software.