This summer, following threats of litigation by Hasbro, owner of the Scrabble board game’s copyright, the popular Facebook application Scrabulous was shut down, reworked, and
Can workplace information retained in a person’s memory constitute a trade secret? Until recently the answer was no, with courts applying trade secret protection to
In August 2008, New Zealand judge, Justice David Harvey, made a ruling banning the publication of the names of two men who were charged with
“Scrabulous” a game similar to the board game Scrabble was launched online, and made available to Facebook users as an add-on game, by its creators
Last May in Brandon, Manitoba, police charged a high-school student with criminal personation after he set up a Facebook profile in his teacher’s name. The
What probably started as a silly prank could turn into criminal charges of personation against a high school student from Brandon, Manitoba, who set up
