Gaming
No Doubt win ruling in Activision suit
Published Friday, Apr 16 2010, 17:45 BST | By Mike Moody

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The rockers are suing Activision over misuse of their likeness for avatars in rhythm action title Band Hero.
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge issued a ruling rejecting the gaming giant's effort to invoke freedom of speech protections in defence of its use of the No Doubt avatars, says the Los Angeles Times.
Last year, it was reported that Activision refused to alter the content of the game based on the band's suit because it would prove "too expensive".
The company has the right to appeal.
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