Stronach does not own the results.
This has already been tried twice and twice the courts ruled that the results are news and therefore public property.
MLB was this:
Baseball and its players have no right to prevent the use of names and playing records, U.S. District Court Judge Mary Ann Medler in St. Louis ruled in a 49-page summary judgment.
St. Louis-based CBC Distribution and Marketing Inc. filed a lawsuit against Major League Baseball Advanced Media, MLB\'s Internet wing, after CBC was denied a new licensing agreement with the baseball players\' association giving it the rights to player
profiles and statistics.
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=2543720
nfl:
Yahoo has filed a lawsuit against the National Football League demanding access to player stats without having to pay licensing fees. Yahoo argues that player names, bios, and game statistics are not copyrightable information owned by the NFL, and that third parties should be able to make use of it for fantasy football leagues. Given a 2007 ruling on the same topic for Major League Baseball, there\'s a good chance that Yahoo will end up taking home the win.
and they actually beat the NFL in a court room.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2...stats-lawsuit/
-1 to all the industry stooges lined up double wide to support the industry that has done nothing but crap on their heads.
and this has nada to do with pro or anti dfs-
I\'ve been railing for years elsewhere of the NTRA Dodge the Take Out contest tour.(ironically they use the same excuse that derbywars did-contests bring new people into the sport=yea right)
This has already been tried twice and twice the courts ruled that the results are news and therefore public property.
MLB was this:
Baseball and its players have no right to prevent the use of names and playing records, U.S. District Court Judge Mary Ann Medler in St. Louis ruled in a 49-page summary judgment.
St. Louis-based CBC Distribution and Marketing Inc. filed a lawsuit against Major League Baseball Advanced Media, MLB\'s Internet wing, after CBC was denied a new licensing agreement with the baseball players\' association giving it the rights to player
profiles and statistics.
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=2543720
nfl:
Yahoo has filed a lawsuit against the National Football League demanding access to player stats without having to pay licensing fees. Yahoo argues that player names, bios, and game statistics are not copyrightable information owned by the NFL, and that third parties should be able to make use of it for fantasy football leagues. Given a 2007 ruling on the same topic for Major League Baseball, there\'s a good chance that Yahoo will end up taking home the win.
and they actually beat the NFL in a court room.
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2...stats-lawsuit/
-1 to all the industry stooges lined up double wide to support the industry that has done nothing but crap on their heads.
and this has nada to do with pro or anti dfs-
I\'ve been railing for years elsewhere of the NTRA Dodge the Take Out contest tour.(ironically they use the same excuse that derbywars did-contests bring new people into the sport=yea right)
