TikTok Feature Didn't Confuse Stitch Clients, Jury Hears

By Gina Kim (March 2, 2023, 11:04 PM EST) — The founder of editing house Stitch Editing Ltd., which is suing TikTok for trademark infringement over the app’s “Stitch” editing feature, conceded Thursday before a California federal jury considering the $116 million suit that none of his clientele confused his company with TikTok. …

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