PopSockets pops for plenty to protect its brand
BOULDER — Facing challenges on multiple fronts, David Barnett is a man caught in the middle.
Barnett, chief executive of PopSockets, the Boulder-based company that makes grips that attach to the back of cellphones and other mobile devices, came to a U.S. House Judiciary antitrust subcommittee hearing at the University of Colorado Boulder law school auditorium on Jan. 17 to accuse dominant online platform Amazon of “strong-arming” it and failing to remove products that impersonated his company’s wares.
Meanwhile, PopSockets remains enmeshed in protracted lawsuits against some online sellers for allegedly selling its products at cut-rate…
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