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A 3 page paper which examines legal elements of a hypothetical gaming company named Playing with God. The paper examines legalities involving a particular game that may be based on Harry Potter. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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3 pages (~225 words per page)
File: JA7_RApygod.rtf
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game is a big hit but may well have some connections to Harry Potter, Tammy Faye, and legalities involving the sharing of game elements between players online. The following paper
answers some questions regarding this situation as posed by the student requesting this paper. The paper is presented as though it were a letter to ones boss in regards to
the problems in question. A Hypothetical Gaming Company: Playing with God and Legalities Apparently Larry Bakker, a nephew of the Bakers,
claimed he wrote a story that was put into the game by Playing with God. The individual writing this paper to the presumed boss has never read Harry Potter and
thus has no knowledge of those stories. The following answers are based largely on this reality. What things do you need to
find out from Larry Bakker? I need to discover if Larry is telling the truth and ask him outright if these are his own original stories. I must also read
the Harry Potter books myself in order to better understand what we are up against and if there are any connections. If Bakker is lying then I will know. I
realize I must do more than simply trust Bakker. The next section of the questions involves the legalities involving entities such as Napster and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
If the gaming is only about sharing sheet music and Bible verses then there is no infringement on anyones behalf. There are of course many different loopholes that one could
find to support their own claims but according to the Act, "the Copyright Act provides limitations on service provider liability for storage, at the direction of a user, of copyrighted
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