AI
OpenAI Executives Discuss Lawsuit During New York Times Podcast Event, Face Off with Journalist
During a recent live podcast event, OpenAI’s leadership confronted the New York Times on privacy issues and ongoing legal battles.
Gaming Industry
Dutch Class Action Against Sony: Allegations of Monopoly Pricing Amid Digital-Only Trend
A lawsuit filed in the Netherlands accuses Sony of unfair pricing practices that have cost gamers significantly since 2013.
Games
Cognosphere Takes Legal Action Against Player for Sharing Honkai: Star Rail Character on Discord
Cognosphere is suing a player for streaming unreleased content from Honkai: Star Rail, alleging copyright infringement and violation of marketing rights.
Gaming
Judge Denies Bungie's Motion to Dismiss Destiny 2 Copyright Case
A judge has refused Bungie's efforts to dismiss a lawsuit regarding copyright infringement related to Destiny 2, emphasizing the need for a fair review of the evidence.
Game News
Stonemaier Games Takes Legal Action Against Donald Trump
Stonemaier Games initiates a lawsuit against President Trump over tariffs impacting their business.
Gaming Industry
Wingspan Creators Take Legal Action Against Tariffs Threatening Board Game Industry
Stonemaier Games and other board game publishers are suing in response to skyrocketing tariffs on imports from China.
Gaming Industry
Ubisoft Defends Its Stance in The Crew Lawsuit: You Don't Truly Own Your Games
Ubisoft has made a robust argument in the ongoing lawsuit by asserting that players only obtain a 'limited license' for online access to games like The Crew.
Hardware
HP Reaches Settlement in Lawsuit Over Printer Updates
HP's class-action lawsuit surrounding its printer updates is now settled, allowing certain users to opt-out without admitting wrongdoing.
Controversy
Marvel Snap Accused of Using Fan Artwork Without Permission
Allegations arise against Marvel Snap for allegedly plagiarizing fan art in card designs.
Gaming
Palworld Developer Discusses Legal Challenges Following Nintendo Lawsuit
Palworld's team focuses on enhancing game accessibility amidst ongoing legal issues with Nintendo.
Gaming
Community Managers Discuss Fallout from Nintendo Lawsuit Against Palworld
The community manager of the popular game Palworld reflects on the studio's unsettling response to a lawsuit from Nintendo.
Gaming
Fntastic Takes Legal Action Against Russian Outlet for Calling 'The Day Before' a Scam
Fntastic, the studio behind the troubled game 'The Day Before', sues a Russia-based website for allegedly damaging its reputation by labeling it a 'scam'.
Gaming Industry
Founders of Possibility Space Sue NetEase for $900 Million Over Defamation Claims
The owners of the defunct gaming studio, Jeff and Annie Strain, allege that NetEase spread damaging rumors, resulting in their studios' closures.
Gaming Industry
Take-Two Interactive Targets PlayerAuctions in Legal Battle Over Account Sales
Take-Two Interactive is pursuing legal action against PlayerAuctions, claiming the site profits from unauthorized sales related to Grand Theft Auto 5.
Gaming News
Parents File Lawsuit Against Epic Over Fortnite's Misleading Timers
A legal case has emerged against Epic Games, alleging that their item shop timers create a deceptive sense of urgency.
News
Skullgirls Developer Stops Work and Initiates Legal Action Against Publisher
Hidden Variable Studios ceases development on 'Skullgirls' due to a contractual dispute with Autumn Games, claiming unpaid dues.
Gaming
Epic Games Takes Action Against Fortnite Account Fraudster
Epic Games is pursuing legal action against an Illinois resident for allegedly stealing and selling Fortnite accounts.
Gaming
Bungie Uses Fan-Made Content to Defend Against Lawsuit Over Destiny 2
Bungie's legal team relies on user-generated videos to address claims related to removed Destiny 2 content in a recent lawsuit.
Legal
Chegg Sues Google Over AI Summaries Impacting Information Quality
Educational firm Chegg claims Google's AI summarization features jeopardize the integrity of online information, urging users to access original sources.
Gaming News
Consumer Group Sues Sony Over Alleged Overpricing in PlayStation Store
A Dutch consumer organization alleges that Sony charges excessively for digital games on the PlayStation Store compared to physical copies.
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