By Steven Crighton
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A judge acknowledged that the video game "Defense of the Ancients" and its sequels are a mishmash of works created by player volunteers, but found the games' copyright holders are nonetheless justified in seeking to protect the property from imitation.
The lawsuit, filed by Valve Corporation and Blizzard Entertainment Inc. against Lilith Games Co. Ltd. and uCool Inc., ...
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