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French videogame publisher Ubisoft bought the Tom Clancy name outright, which eliminates the royalty for each game the company previously paid the best-sell

{mosimage} French video game company Ubisoft has bought all intellectual property rights to the Tom Clancy name.  Clancy was paid an undisclosed lump sum and will also receive annual payments over the next two years.

Video-game publisher Ubisoft acquired the rights to use author Tom Clancy’s name on a perpetual, royalty-free basis in video games, as well as in movies, books and merchandise associated with its Tom Clancy prop

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