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21 May 2019Copyright

Pepe the Frog copyright suit to go to trial

A US district judge has cleared a lawsuit over cartoon character Pepe the Frog to proceed to trial after he dismissed motions for summary judgment from both the character’s creator and opinion website Infowars.

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