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Hasbro Files Suit Against Logophile's Delight Scrabulous
3:34 PM EDT Thu. Jul. 24, 2008
In addition to the Agarwalla brothers, their company, RJ Softwares, is listed as a defendant in the case, according to Reuters.
The toy maker also sent notice to social networking site Facebook, asking the company to remove the application from its United States and Canadian versions of the site as quickly as possible. This is the second time Hasbro has asked Facebook to remove the application.
After seeing the popularity of the Scrabulous application on Facebook, Hasbro launched a Scrabble application to compete with RJ Softwares offering. Scrabulous remains a more popular application.
"We view the Scrabulous application as clear and blatant infringement of our Scrabble intellectual property, and we are pursuing this legal action in accordance with the interests of our shareholders, and the integrity of the Scrabble brand," Hasbro's General Counsel Barry Nagler said in a statement.
Hasbro owns the rights to Scrabble in North America while Mattel owns the rights to the popular board game for logophiles worldwide.
