直播吧懂球帝对簿公堂风波：一起商标之争引发的名誉权纠纷

Core Viewpoint - The first-instance judgment in the defamation case between the leading domestic sports apps "Zhibo8" and "Dongqiudi" has been made, with the court ruling that the content published by the defendants constitutes defamation [1][7]. Group 1: Case Background - The defamation case was filed on December 19, 2024, and is linked to a prior trademark dispute between the two companies [2]. - "Zhibo8" is operated by Xiamen Aobo Network Technology Co., while "Dongqiudi" is operated by Beijing Duoge Technology Co., with Chen Cong as its legal representative [2]. - A financial dispute arose between Tianxing Capital Co. and Duoge Technology, leading to an arbitration ruling that required Duoge to return an investment of 31.06 million yuan and penalties [2]. Group 2: Trademark Auction and Legal Proceedings - During the enforcement of the arbitration ruling, the Beijing First Intermediate People's Court seized 163 trademarks held by Duoge and auctioned 40 of them, which were won by Aobo for approximately 20.92 million yuan [3]. - Duoge contested the auction, claiming that similar trademarks were not evaluated and auctioned together, which led to the court supporting Duoge's request to annul the auction [3]. - The Beijing High Court upheld the original ruling of the Beijing First Intermediate People's Court regarding the auction [3]. Group 3: Defamation Claims and Court Ruling - Chen Cong, through the "Dongqiudi" account, accused Aobo and Tianxing of colluding to auction trademarks, alleging that the auction was a scheme to acquire Duoge's core assets at a low price [5][6]. - The court found that several articles published by Duoge contained defamatory content against Aobo, leading to a ruling that required the defendants to delete the articles, publicly apologize, and compensate Aobo a total of 121,748 yuan [7]. Group 4: Responses from Companies - Following the judgment, Chen Cong announced an appeal against the ruling, stating that the company is in good operational condition and is preparing for future litigation against Aobo for trademark infringement and unfair competition [8]. - Lin Yufeng, CEO of "Zhibo8," indicated that the company would continue to respond legally to the defamation case and focus on its business development [9].