A new development regarding the trademark dispute between Ubisoft and EA regarding the word "Ghost" in relation to video games has just come up. It seems that EA has completely withdrawn their dispute ...

Next up in the series of failed attempts by juggernaut game companies to file trademarks for everyday terms is EA’s attempt to trademark the word ‘ghost’. Last month EA filed the trademark for the ...

Electronic Arts has withdrawn a trademark application it filed for an unannounced property called “Ghost” last week, possibly to avoid a legal dispute with Ubisoft, which claimed the filing would ...

EA has backed down from attempting to trademark "Ghost". EA filed for a trademark of the term "Ghost" with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, pertaining ...

Ubisoft is claiming that people could potentially confuse Ghost Recon and EA's Ghost Games studio, setting up for a long legal trademark battle of the word "Ghost" in the context of games. EA has ...

A document submitted to the United States Patent and Trademark Office states the applicant (EA) "expressly abandons" the application with Ubisoft's consent. EA filed the trademark application in early ...

Ghost Recon publisher argues gamers will be confused or deceived by EA's use of word. Ubisoft is opposing Electronic Arts' trademark application for the the term "Ghost" in relation to video games.

Ghost Games, formally known as EA Gothenburg, is a video game developer based in Sweden and Romania. The studio is composed of 80 percent of the employees from iconic British company Criterion Games ...

Another day, another bump in the trademark road for the games industry. This time it's Electronic Arts and Ubisoft facing off over an attempt to trademark the word Ghost. EA made the application in ...