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arstechnica.com - 1/31/2009

Judge's ruling that WoW bot violates DMCA is troubling

— arstechnica.com — Blizzard notched another victory in its legal campaign against World of Warcraft bots when a judge on... Wednesday ruled that a leading bot violates the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. MDY Industries LLC, the firm that develops and sells ... (more) Judge's ruling that WoW bot violates DMCA is troubling

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Analyst: WoW Accounted for Half of Activision Blizzard’s Earnings
Maximum PC — ... lurking in a system of Alderaans, is about the only game company to avoid placing hundreds of jobs on the chopping block in order to fuel rapidly waning economic fires, and there’s a reason for that: World of Warcraft . According to Stern Agee analyst Arvind Bhatia, WoW subscriptions likely made up about half of Acti-Blizz’s earnings during its previous fiscal year. This means that World of Warcraft was responsible for earnings per share of around 30 cents out of a total 60 cents. The bottom line for those who don’t follow @thestockmarket on Twitter: Activision Blizzard ...

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