Réponse de Sony à propos de la fermeture de Lik-Sang.
J´ai bien aimé dans la dernière phrase le contre et le tacle à la gorge :respectbientrouvé:
Sony slams Lik-Sang statement as ‘sour grapes’
17:45, Oct 24th by Neil Long
Sony has denied any responsibility for the closure of lik-sang.com – and has suggested that the import website’s statement earlier today is merely a case of ‘sour grapes’.
Platform holder Sony has released a counter-claim to Lik-sang’s own statement earlier today. It reads:
“Sony Computer Entertainment successfully sued Pacific Game Technology (Holding) Limited (one of who´s company trading names is Lik Sang.com) for infringing our Intellectual Property rights. Lik Sang did not contest this case (ie. they did not turn up and therefore incurred no legal costs). We have been awarded substantial costs against Lik Sang which have not been paid. We would therefore strongly deny that our actions have had anything to do with this website closing (we assume the legal entity is still trading) and would suggest that this release is sour grapes on behalf of Lik Sang which is aimed to belittle Sony Computer Entertainment and the British judicial system that ruled against them.”
It also responded to the naming of several Sony executives, who are alleged to have bought PSPs from the site:
“The purchasing of PSP consoles by SCE employees would be for investigatory purposes. We would also like to express our surprise at a company releasing personal information about its consumers, as this is contrary to data protection principles around the world,” it concludes.
http://www.mcvuk.com/newsitem.php?id=24611
Donc Sony n´a pas reçus l´argent que devait leur verser Lik-Sang, et qu´en plus Lik-Sang ne s´est pas défendu (donc pas de frais d´avocat), je ne vois pas comment Sony les aurait poussé à la fermeture.
Sony n´a attaqué Lin-Sang qu´a H-K et en angleterre, seulement les pays où se trouve les siéges de Lin-Sang et Lin-Sang Europe.
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The legal battle with Sony over Lik-Sang´s legitimate exporting activities started during August 2005. Sony complained about the sales of PSP (PlayStation Portable) systems to Europe and launched a lawsuit in the High Court of Hong Kong, arguing that Lik-Sang advertises the Sony products "in a dishonest manner" and "unlawfully interferes with Sony´s economical interests". They further launched a completely separate lawsuit against the Hong Kong based company in the courts of England for selling PSP consoles to customers in Europe and the UK, and also for mirroring the freely available PSP user guides on their servers alleging copyright infringement.
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Dans la suite de ton lien, on trouve ceci aussi:
"Fighting multiple lawsuits in different countries at the same time and paying high premiums to expensive lawyers is an overwhelming situation for a small company like Lik Sang. Launching separate court actions with separate claims and different judges is completely unnecessary, except for the fact that it helps reaching one single target: outspend Lik-Sang to death. Pay beyond", said Pascal Clarysse, Marketing Manager of Lik-Sang.com, clearly annoyed by the unfair situation. "And contrary to their claim, I don´t believe they are suffering ´losses and damages´ through Lik-Sang´s activity".
http://www.lik-sang.com/news.php?artc=3900
Donc mouais ils avait pas l´aire tres claire Lik-sang, ca sent la magouille.
Sinon LikSang avait déja fermé pour des problémes judiciaire jadis.
http://www.lik-sang.com/news.php?artc=3900
Il y´a des choses qu´on ne sais pas. Accuser a tort Sony a 110% c´est négliger pas mal de chose. M´enfin aujourd´hui likSang est fermé (Pour ouvrire aprés ?) ! Avec des odeurs de magouille, je préfére pas m´avancé comme le font certains.
est totalement illégal 
