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Grand Theft Auto Goes to Court
Grand Theft Auto IV publisher Take-Two has filed suit against the Chicago Transit Authority for pulling ads for the game without providing adequate explanation.
Take-Two's suit accuses the CTA and its sales agent, Titan Outdoor LLC, of violating a $300,000 agreement to run ads for GTA IV on buses and in various display areas throughout the transit system for six weeks between April and June.
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Take-Two is seeking an order that would compel the CTA to restore the ads, along with at least $300,000 in damages.
Grand Theft Auto Publisher Sues Over Pulled Ads [Reuters]
by Susan Arendt for Wired.com
Image courtesy of Rockstar Games
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