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Gaming
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The Faculty Lounge
Build Your Own University?
How in the world has ESPN's new facebook game, "ESPNU College Town," escaped comment here so far? Perhaps because none of us know what it is? This is absolutely awesome,…
Game Counsel
Downloadable Content Without Downloading End User License Issues
Let's start with the basics. When someone purchases a video game, an end-user license agreement (EULA)[2] details the rights the purchaser has to play and use the game. Additionally, users can often…
China Law Update Blog
Video Gaming in China
Earlier this year, China surpassed the U.S. as having the No. 1 online Internet user base in the world. Concurrent with that development, the China video gaming sector enjoyed explosive…
Media Law Prof Blog
Scrabulous Scrapped
The scrappy inventors of Scrabulous, the Scrabble-inspired online game available via Facebook, is disabled for North American players as of today. They face a lawsuit from Hasbro, which owns the…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
California squares off for bingo fight
A federal judge last week permitted California charities and nonprofits to operate electronic bingo machines while litigation occurs to nail down their legal status. The nonprofits and charities say the…
Elder Law Prof Blog
PA House votes to give slots money to seniors for tax relief
The Right Coast
Let’s beat up the Indians and take their land Tom Smith
An American Indian family has been living peacefully in their modesthome for decades; modest, but surrounded by rugged and beautifulcountry many city dwellers would envy. Now, there is a pounding…
The Trademark Blog
ZERO TOLERANCE For Infringing Gaming Trademark
Dispute over use of ZERO TOLERANCE for video games.
The Trademark Blog
Gaming Search Engines
PC World on attempts to alter search results.