Who Uses a Product Called “Evidence Eliminator” Before Trail? Not Barbie.
A giant legal dope slap seems headed from Barbie to the makers of The Bratz.
As you may know, Mattel accused the manufacturer of the Bratz line of dolls, MGA, of essentially stealing the idea for the Bratz from Mattel. The Bratz are estimated to generate 2 billion dollars of revenue for MGA annually.
The case hinges on a designer named Carter Bryant, who defected from Mattel in 2000 to MGA where he has since earned around 30 million in royalties. Mattel claims he developed the line while working for them, Bryant denies it.
Last week Bryant’s claims hit a serious snag when it was revealed that he used a product called “Evidence Eliminator” to scramble data and rename files on his laptop just days before it was submitted as evidence in the case.
“Who goes out and buys a program called ‘Evidence Eliminator’?” asked District Judge Stephen G. Larson, who called Bryant’s actions “really powerful impeachment evidence.”
Earlier in the trail MGA introduced an anonymous letter allegedly from a Mattel employee warning MGA’s CEO that “Mattel executives “have collaborated to spy on you and your family at your home and your children’s school.”
Note to product managers, product names shouldn’t impeach your customers’ credibility in court.
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July 9, 2016
In Kenya there are numerous groups that are smartphone already in the market.
Samsung being the most popular manufacturer accompanied by
by Techno.Other brands include Huawei, Wiko cellphones,Forme, LG,
Nokia, Alcatel,Sony, HTC, Rim,Apple,Bird etc.
Smart mobile phones in Nigeria are sold in a more affordable price depending on the model of
of the telephone. From as little as Ksh. 6,000 you may possess a smart phone.
Desire for this phones is increasing daily and there is
a ready market of the rising population development in Nigeria.
It’s that moment of the year when we really
get to look back and evaluate the operation of the tech world in Kenya.
Starting today we will be emphasizing the top-performers in the fields of smart cell phones, tech occasions, start-ups media
excitement that is social, and the year’s winners. To start off us we are into the top ten smart-phones that caught the imagination of Kenyans.
The rank is dependant on the keyphrases which were
focused to our site, talks with different specialists and data from distinct Cellphone shops around (Nairobi).