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Tag Archives: salt lake city
Comic Con Name Results in Controversy
“What’s in a name? ” Romeo Montague muses in the titular Shakespeare play. To Comic-Con International San Diego, it obviously means quite a lot, as they are threatening to take a Salt Lake City, Utah convention to court for allegedly … Continue reading
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Tagged Comic-Con, Convention, lawsuit, salt lake city, San Diego
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