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Again, there is no direct application to the athlete’s quest for revenue sharing of intellectual property. There are obvious differences between copyright law and rights of publicity versus First Amendment Rights of EA Sports or antitrust law as applied to the NCAA. But at bottom, the lawyers for both defendants would likely make the same ultimate argument: “The video games depicting athletes are “similar†to certain athletes, but not “substantially†similar to them.
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 Author: Leah
Date: 6/19/2019 |
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