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World of Warcraft Bot Case Nets Blizzard $6M

Cupogoodness | October 01, 2008 | News | PC Company 
World of Warcraft Developer Blizzard has been awarded $6 million due to the sales of the controversial MMO Glider software. In July, it was ruled that the bot author had violated WoW's licence agreement.
Approximately 100,000 copies of the MMO Glider software are believed to have been sold. Combined with the software’s $5 optional subscription, Blizzard believes Donnelly made at least $2.8 million.

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