Posted on January 24, 2011 by Joseph I. Rosenbaum

Bots, Gaming and Copyright Law - International Law Office

Brad Newberg, in Reed Smith's Virginia office, has authored a brief, insightful analysis of the copyright implications arising from the use of "bots" in gaming. Published in Legal Bytes initially, it has now (January 20, 2011) been published by the Media & Entertainment – USA newsletter of the International Law Office (ILO), written exclusively by Reed Smith lawyers and edited by Joe Rosenbaum, with the support of ILO.

This is a timely and important note, and you can read it either by using the link Bots in Game Play Questionable Under Copyright Law, or by downloading a personal copy for reading any time here: Copyright - Bots and Game (PDF). Of course, if you have questions or need help or more information, feel fee to contact Brad Newberg directly.

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