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New York (NY) – Hasbro, the owners of Scrabble, have sued Facebook and the makers of Scrabulous for copyright infringement. The toy maker alleges that the Scrabulous game is a direct knock-off of its Scrabble and wants it removed from Facebook. Scrabulous has millions of players and more than half-a-million people log into the game each day. Hasbro recently licensed Scrabble to Electronic Arts and the companies have been releasing Scrabble-licensed games in recent weeks.
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