Stupidity in Law

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03 Mar 2008 14:57 - 03 Mar 2008 17:07 #1 by Aria (Aria)
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kotaku.com/362753/pwnage-tm

These people are beyond ridiculous. 

Sorry about that, its fixed. 

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03 Mar 2008 15:04 #2 by Jacob Kanane (Jacob Kanane)
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I think you posted the wrong link.

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03 Mar 2008 15:35 #3 by Bellanear (Alai)
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Yeah, you definately posted a link to your PM inbox, Stacey.

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05 Mar 2008 14:02 - 05 Mar 2008 14:07 #4 by
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i have no idea where all these great articles come from but

LAWLZ-thats trademark btw-so is that fyi-ditto
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05 Mar 2008 14:25 #5 by Daedri (Daedri)
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There is a dagger that always gets plunged into the heart of these types of trademark/patent attempts.

Pwned, pwnt, pwnage and other such terms are already in the area considered "public knowledge" there are no creative rights to be had and if they think theyre going to corner the market on games to be like "pure pwnage: the game"  or something like that. Well good luck to them.

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05 Mar 2008 14:43 #6 by Bladesworn (Bladesworn)
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I am not surprised someone tried something like this.  After all, the Time Warner copyrighted the song "Happy Birthday".  Sure, they can't realistically make everyone pay them who sings it at birthday parties, but whenever the song is used in movies, a small licencing fee is paid out.  Goes to reason that some folks are going to try to copyright whatever they can.

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05 Mar 2008 15:11 #7 by Jacob Kanane (Jacob Kanane)
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I love when movies + tv shows make their own version of a Happy Birthday song in order to avoid that licensing fee. Aqua Teen Hunger Force made a whole episode about Master Shake making his own birthday song so that he could get all the royalties on it. Great stuff.

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05 Mar 2008 23:08 #8 by Hiro (Hiro)
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wow that was special of them

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