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Apple Numerous irrelevant issues and feelings about them are ventilated in comments on the case. However, there are only two important issues. One is what the law is, the other is what we think the law should be.
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Thom_Holwerda
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2005-06-29

FYI, there is nothing wrong with tying your product to the products of another company. The console gaming industry proves this point quite nicely.


Oh, you mean like how Sony lost the legal battle against that PlayStation emulator Bleem?

Ultimately bleem! won in court and a protective order was issued to "protect David from Goliath".[1] Sony lost on all counts, including bleem!'s use of screenshots of PlayStation games on its packaging. The court noted that bleem!'s use of copyrighted screenshots was considered fair use and should be allowed to continue.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bleem!#Sony_lawsuit

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