MLB tries to convince appeals court that names and stats are copyrightable (Ars Technica)
After striking out in district court, MLB tried to convince an appeals court that the use of player names and stats by a fantasy sports league without the permission of Major League Baseball constitutes copyright infringement. Read More... ...more...He's banking on loyalty (The Globe and Mail)
Down in Toronto's Queen Street subway station, where thousands of transit riders are funnelled every morning into the district housing the Eaton Centre and upper reaches of Bay Street, a commuter cacophony is unavoidable - trains whizzing by, chimes ringing, breaks screeching, teenagers laughing....more... Olympic chiefs under fire for 'puerile' logo (Daily Telegraph)
Organisers plunged into a fresh row after spending £400,000 on a controversial new logo for the London Games....more... Koreans face the final frontier: the upgrade (Daily Telegraph)
Excitement over a new version of the national game turns to trepidation as millions realise life will never be the same....more... |