Ron Coleman on the law affecting brands, the Internet & free speech
So no, you can’t just slap “GREATER TUSCON VIDEO GAME PRESERVATION SOCIETY OFFICIAL ARCHIVE” on the home page of your ROM site and call it a day. You either have to own your own, lawfully purchased copy of the game, and circumvent the copy protection to enable you to play it, or be an eligible library, archive, or museum and circumvent the copy protection to allow preservation of the game in a playable form on the premises of your library, archive, or museum Read more
The Scrabulous case has been settled! According to court documents, the case was voluntarily dismissed at the request of the plaintiffs. Neither the Agarwalla brothers... Read more
Here’s a guy who just may be in for some serious money! So, what magic words can resurrect a potentially multi-million-dollar copyright lawsuit from a... Read more
People are starting to talk about the trademark issues associated with gaming and virtual reality: Linden Lab has a well-deserved reputation for respecting intellectual property.... Read more
First posted October 4, 2011. Here’s a guy who just may be in for some serious money! So, what magic words can resurrect a potentially... Read more