Because of the indepth live interaction with other fans we could fall into this 'play by play' category but to be honest is this any different from two friends talking over the phone - what is the NFL going to do, sue AT&T?
At the end of the day i hope http://www.LiveFootballChat.com doesn't get sued but this isn't going to stop us from building a live platform that already interacts with Twitter and Facebook.
Doorknobs
Leigh as much as you and some other misguided people think image recognition (read any technology placebo...) will save the world.
Unfortunately...you're still wrong.
Want to know why....doorknobs....yep you read me right..... doorknobs
Technical "gurus" such as yourself fail when it comes to UX and you dont "get" why QR codes and Doorknobs rule.
More details here - http://blog.collins.net.pr/2011/04/aurasmas-image-recognition.html
NFL legal issues
We've looked into this issue from a legal point of view because of our application http://www.LiveFootballChat.com (it's the same as our other application http://www.LiveBaseballChat.com).
Because of the indepth live interaction with other fans we could fall into this 'play by play' category but to be honest is this any different from two friends talking over the phone - what is the NFL going to do, sue AT&T?
At the end of the day i hope http://www.LiveFootballChat.com doesn't get sued but this isn't going to stop us from building a live platform that already interacts with Twitter and Facebook.
Cheers,
Dean