US EditionPink Floyd’s David Gilmour sues operator of website over alleged counterfeit merch
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David Gilmour seeks to takeover domain of unofficial Pink Floyd merch website in trademark lawsuit
David Gilmour has sued an unofficial Pink Floyd merchandise site called OtherBrick which, he says, is not only infringing the band’s trademark, but the trademark in his own name. Which, unlike the Pink Floyd brand and mark, he directly controls. He’s gone legal in the US, although the website - despite claiming to be based in Ohio - seems to actually operate out of a base in Asia. As a result, Gilmour’s lawsuit, similar to one filed last year by…
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