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Valve Settles Subway Advertising Issue

Gamasutra reports that Valve and IGA have settled their legal issues in the wake of the Subway advertising issue. From the article: "The joint statement explains 'an amicable resolution of differences regarding in-game advertising in Counter-Strike', which 'also absolves IGA's advertisers and IGA's advertising agencies from any liability', but does not specifically mention whether IGA will be permitted to run similar campaigns in the future."

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  1. Have I got this right? by kindbud · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Not only do you pay through the nose for a game that you don't even get to own, but they throw ads at you inside the game as well?

    Glad I didn't buy HL2. I was going to wait for it to reach the $10 bargain bin and check it out, but now I think I will pass on that too. If my presence in the game makes them money, they can go fuck themselves if they think I am going to pay a dime for that "experience." HL2 should be a free download if they're advertising in the game.

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