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backFantasy Sports Still Legal Via the New York Times, the Supreme Court has refused an appeal by Major League Baseball of an appeals court ruling that the First Amendment rights of people engaged in fantasy baseball (and other sports) trumped any rights of publicity controlled by the league. MLB was attempting to force the various operators of fantasy sports web sites to pay royalties on their use of statistics generated by actual players to update performance of fantasy teams. [Posted at 06/05/2008 08:58 AM by Stephen Spear on The IP Wars CommentsSubmit Comment |
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