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tardigrade_lawsuit [2018/11/01 01:04] – [Indie Gamemaker Sues 'Discovery' for Stealing His Ideas] updates with second amended complaint Carlos Pedrazatardigrade_lawsuit [2018/12/08 16:11] (current) – edits headline to clarify Carlos Pedraza
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 ====== Indie Gamemaker Sues 'Discovery' for Stealing His Ideas ====== ====== Indie Gamemaker Sues 'Discovery' for Stealing His Ideas ======
  
-**//Lawsuit Alleges CBS Copied Significant Features From Unpublished 'Tardigrades' Game//**+**//Lawsuit Alleges CBS Copied Significant Features From Unreleased 'Tardigrades' Game//**
  
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 A videogame maker filed suit August 19, 2018, in U.S. District Court against [[CBS]] and Netflix seeking damages for alleged [[copyright infringement]] in the conception, production and broadcast of //Star Trek: Discovery//. A videogame maker filed suit August 19, 2018, in U.S. District Court against [[CBS]] and Netflix seeking damages for alleged [[copyright infringement]] in the conception, production and broadcast of //Star Trek: Discovery//.
  
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-<wrap lo>**//See also:// [[tardigrade_lawsuit_trouble|'ST: Discovery' Copyright Lawsuit Gets off to Rocky Start]]**</wrap>+<wrap lo>**//See also:// [[tardigrade_lawsuit_trouble|'ST: Discovery' Copyright Lawsuit Gets off to Rocky Start]]** and **[[tardigrade_october|Tardigrades Developer Raises Stakes in 'Discovery' Lawsuit]]** and **[[tardigrades_pre_motion|CBS Seeks Meeting with Judge to Dismiss Copyright Case Against Discovery]]** \\ 
 +**//Analysis:// [[breakdown_dismissal_letter|The Case For and Against Dismissing the Tardigrades Suit]]**</wrap>
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 Anas Abdin, an Egyptian citizen residing in Kuwait, tweeted he was suing the studio and Netflix, international distributor of the heralded science fiction series, after he tried for months to get them to take his copyright complaints seriously. Anas Abdin, an Egyptian citizen residing in Kuwait, tweeted he was suing the studio and Netflix, international distributor of the heralded science fiction series, after he tried for months to get them to take his copyright complaints seriously.
  
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-<wrap lo><wrap em>DOWNLOAD</wrap> the 16-page, second amended {{ ::abdin_v_cbs_2_amended.pdf |legal complaint}}, filed October 29, 2018, alleging copyright infringement in //Star Trek: Discovery// by CBS and Netflix of plaintiff Anas Abdin's unreleased videogame, "Tardigrades."</wrap>+<fs smaller><wrap em>DOWNLOAD</wrap> the 16-page, second amended {{ ::abdin_v_cbs_2_amended.pdf |legal complaint}}, filed October 29, 2018, alleging copyright infringement in //Star Trek: Discovery// by CBS and Netflix of plaintiff Anas Abdin's unreleased videogame, "Tardigrades."</fs>
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 ==== Continuing Coverage ==== ==== Continuing Coverage ====
  
-**AxaMonitor** plans to provide continuing coverage, including reactions from CBS and Netflix. {{:axamonitor-ico.gif?nolink|}}+**AxaMonitor** is providing [[axam>tag:tardigrades_lawsuit&do=showtag&tag=Tardigrades_lawsuit|continuing coverage]], including reactions from CBS and Netflix. {{:axamonitor-ico.gif?nolink|}}
  
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