Blizzard to petition OGN TV station illegally broadcast the star into the defendant

Following Blizzard's lawsuit against South Korean television last week, MBC and South Korea's Gretech company formally sued South Korea's Ongamenet website on November 3, citing the same reasons as previous prosecutions for MBCGame consoles, unauthorized use of products and illegal dissemination and use of gaming products. The Korean Ongamenet website has been deliberately illegally spreading and using blizzard game products in recent years. Although they were purchased from Gretech on August 10, "Korean Aerospace StarCraft 2", they were still illegally using and disseminating blizzard gaming products and the illegal production and broadcast of StarCraft games in the ensuing period.　　Then they opened the "Ongamenet" StarCraft (OSL) in the name of the Korean Electric Competition Association on October 26, which led to the result that Blizzard sued them in court. "The previous Ongamenet website had acquired the right to broadcast and host the StarCraft 2 league by normal procedures, but it was really regrettable that they opened the new league in private," said Pei Renshi, representative of the Gretech company in South Korea. They were also prosecuted for making such a helpless decision only if they had not been able to get a definitive answer after many negotiations. "At the same time, Blizzard's top executive, Paulsams, said:" As of October 22, we have communicated to the ongamenet that the end of the StarCraft game related program production and other work, but in the end they did not recover. However, we have received an announcement from the Korea Electric Competition Association about the upcoming personal league, which is a clear indication that they do not want to negotiate with me. "(Digging the shell net)