07-20-2010, 04:40 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Zürich, Swiss Confederation
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Originally Posted by AndyJWest
It doesn't look like the situation has changed. Northrop Grumman is still claiming to hold copyrights relating to 'electronic or video games'. In any case, as I understand it there was a legally-binding settlement reached, which presumably still stands.
Personally, I have serious doubts that Northrop Grumman's claims would stand up in court, but since it isn't my money to risk, I can't blame software developers for not taking them on. If NG want to erase themselves from history, that is their problem...
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Read again, it's about :
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Likewise, the free license does not apply to use of Northrop Grumman’s trademarks for any form of merchandise such as toys, models, clothing, coffee cups, notebooks, electronic or video games, etc.
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Ubi and 1C sold a commercial product - TD is not.
Pretty much changes everything.
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