Abstract
The mobile gaming industry is a multi-billion dollar international industry. This paper addresses a variety of copyright and trademark issues that could arise for mobile game developers and publishers. The problem of copycat apps and cyber-plagiarism is viewed through an analysis of traditional copyright infringement; fair use; the transformative work doctrine; secondary liability; and the Safe Harbor Provision of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. A similar analysis is undertaken in the second half of this work under trademark law looking at general infringement and theories such as dilution and false advertisement law.
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