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ARENA FOOTBALL PURCHASES PATENT, TRADEMARK AND COPYRIGHT
Published March 27, 1998
The Arena Football League (AFL) has signed a letter of
intent to purchase the patent, trademark and copyrights
associated with the Arena Football Game on a worldwide basis
from Gridiron Enterprises, Inc. Terms of the deal were not
disclosed. The league's purchase of worldwide rights
follows last week's announcement that the Orlando Predators
had purchased an increased share in the AFL, with proceeds
of the sale directed to the purchase price, in part, for the
worldwide rights from Gridiron (AFL).
