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27 November 2018Copyright

NBA player ‘Scary Terry’ hit with ‘Scream’ mask IP suit

The mask featured in horror film series “Scream” is at the centre of a copyright and trademark lawsuit filed against National Basketball Association (NBA) player Terry Rozier.

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