A judge has sided with Blizzard in its against the maker of a third-party leveling-app, Michael Donnelly of MDY Industries, which sells the WoWGlider (or MMO Glider) utility for $25.U.S. District Judge David Campbell ruled that because using the Glider ‘bot is prohibited by Blizzard’s World of Warcraft license, “Glider users therefore infringe Blizzard’s copyright.”He did, however, reject part of Blizzard’s attempts to invoke the Digital Millennium Copyright Act’s controversial anti-circumvention sections against<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A judge has sided with Blizzard in its against the maker of a third-party leveling-app, Michael Donnelly of MDY Industries, which sells the WoWGlider (or MMO Glider) utility for $25.U.S. District Judge David Campbell ruled that because using the Glider ‘bot is prohibited by Blizzard’s World of Warcraft license, “Glider users therefore infringe Blizzard’s copyright.”He did, however, reject part of Blizzard’s attempts to invoke the Digital Millennium Copyright Act’s controversial anti-circumvention sections against Continue reading