Stupid copyright getting in the way. Philly City Paper's staff blog, The Clog,
reports:
Popular
social networking site Facebook finally pulled down Scrabulous, its
third-party version of Scrabble, after being threatened with legal
action. Following Mattel, who owns the international rights to
Scrabble, U.S. rights holder Hasbro slammed Facebook with a Digital
Millennium Copyright notice. F-book took the game down due to the
copyright concerns (which, let's be honest, it totally violated wicked
hard), and Hasbro in turn is filing suit against the application's
creators...
1 comment:
F-book is right.
Who's always there for me at 2:36 in the morning?
Who almost made me miss my senior portfolio deadline?
Who taught me the word "Qi?"
Scrabulous.
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