In a sane world, Liebowitz would have been disbarred long ago.
Given the game's complicated history, this may potentially be copyright fraud on Nintendo's part.
It absolutely is, but MoviePass knew by this point they'd be dead before anyone could sue them for it.
Abuse your copyright? Lose your copyright.
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But are we sure the FBI wasn't the one doing the cherry-picking?
ICE claims that what they're doing is an attempt to follow *copyright* law
I'd like to see what their basis for that claim is.
The obvious refutation is that stealing movies costing million of dollars without giving even a penny to the creators for it is proportionately worse.
Leaving aside the theft argument, it doesn't matter which is worse, because they're both blatantly illegal.
Assuming the official Italian translation was released worldwide, it would be subject to the local laws everywhere it was released, some of which clearly give copyright to the fan translator.
There are past cases of fan translations being used officially, but none I can think of that did so without asking the fans, probably for this reason.
I'm just curious: why is the "This Week in Techdirt History" about the *preceding* week?
Ah, Facebook. Snooping as usual, I see!
Personally, I prefer the xkcd version.
https://www.xkcd.com/326/
I suppose that FIFA have never heard of what happened to Barbra Streisand.
Did anyone else notice that "preferences" is listed twice under K?
Wouldn't the Chinese name for Goku be "Wukong"?
With apologies to Mike Godwin, did we not say the same about Hitler?
To which I ask: What copyright? There never was a legitimate copyright on Steamboat Willie, because the copyright notice was botched. This is similar to the Night of the Living Dead situation, but unlike Romero, no one's ever gone after Disney in court.
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Dan is a reasonable Japanese name. Salvato... isn't.