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Case-mate Program Supports Child Abuse Prevention

Wednesday, March 28th, 2007 at 8:55 AM - by

Leather iPod case maker, Case-mate, announced that it has started a new program called "Making a Case for America's Kids" to support Child Abuse Prevention Month. Throughout April the company will donate US$1 to Prevent Child Abuse America for each iPod and iPod nano case sold through the Case-mate Web site, Target, Blue Bay Electronics, and Dr. Bott.

Prevent Child Abuse America was founded in 1972, and has become the nation's leading organization working to prevent child abuse and neglect. It has chapters in 42 states, and helps over 100,000 families each year.

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gslusher said:

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Wed Mar 28, 2007 1:28 pm

Ah, yes, Case-Mate, the company which copied the designs for its iPod cases from Vaja. I guess that they can get away with it because Vaja is in Argentina. It's probably "legal," like knockoffs of designer clothes. Their cases are cheaper, but are not customizable as Vaja's, which can be made in 1600 color combinations.

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