He used to prance quietly across the hall late at night, his strides long and his feet barely brushing the soft, white, Frieze carpet. His open robe would dance behind him – and sometimes, he would catch the ends of it behind his head and the wind would open it up like a parachute above him, nearly swooping him off of his feet and up into the midnight air.
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Game developer Richard “Lord British” Garriott won a $28 million lawsuit against former employer NCSoft today for breach of contract. The Korean-based software company fired him while he was in space
Ultima creator wins out against former employer for breach of contract and fraud. Just a few months after returning to Earth following a 12-day, US$30 million trip to the International Space Station , famed video game entrepreneur Richard Garriott, a.k.a Lord British, announced he’d be leaving Korean publisher NCsoft after seven years with the company in order to pursue other interests. Lord British has plenty to smile about.
Sports Interactive is to launch into Asia with a new MMO, the firm confirmed today.
Ruling that gathering of personal data by StreetView mapping cars did no harm described as ‘farcical’ by privacy campaigners The Information Commissioner has ruled that Google is unlikely to have collected “significant amounts of personal data” with its StreetView mapping cars. The decision was described by privacy campaigners Big Brother Watch as “farcical”.
The first survey has been done on the private data Google gathered with its Street View cars.
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