Search results

Once Justin realizes he can't try to cash in on someone else's legacy anymore, he's not likely to have any interest in trying to make his own games. Or any money to do it, since he's going to lose everything he owns if the lawsuit makes it to court.

Unfortunately for them, it's too late now. And hilariously, they still don't seem to understand that making a confusingly similar mark is still a violation of a trademark.

Good to know, then if they went with the statutory numbers I surmised, it would be a total of $820,000. My guess is that Wizards will ask for a judgment that's large enough to scare him away from going to court and wasting any more of their time, so they can get him to settle and get rid of...

TL;DR - scroll down for my estimation and rationale that nuTSR could be facing a judgment of about $1.2 million. A few years ago, I racked up over $100,000 in legal fees just showing the USPTO that we were using a mark in commerce after someone tried to register one of our existing trademarks...

Maybe it's just because I like Steve martin so much, but Stuart R. Dunwoody looks like a cool guy to hang out with.

Hey, this is Jayson Elliot. Our use of the TSR name was as a separate brand - we created our own logo, and always took care to point out that we were a completely new company, not related to the original TSR. For us, the name was just a tribute. This LaNasa company tried to use copyrighted art...

Hi everyone - this is Jayson Elliot from Gygax Magazine. We're hiring a part-time (15 hours / week) office assistant in the San Francisco Bay Area—Berkeley, to be exact. If you or anyone you know would be interested, please contact me by PM or email me at jayson (at) gygaxmagazine dot com. The...

All our plans for other products will be later on. Right now, the important thing for us is to make the best magazine we can.

Just for the record, we've been working on the magazine for months now, and I happen to be a fan of KQ, and I'm incredibly bummed that they're stopping publication. It hurts the whole industry when a great magazine like Kobold Quarterly goes away, and I hope they'll be able to start up again...

Hi, it's Jayson Hi guys, this is Jayson. I'm the editor for Gygax Magazine. Gygax Magazine is myself, Ernie Gygax, Luke Gygax, Tim Kask, James Carpio, and Jim Wampler. Our first issue is out in December; since it's not finished yet, we've been pretty quiet about things until it's ready. Just...