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Originally Posted by SoccerRyan
Links will always lead to more links; it's inevitable and therefore not a probable concern for companies. Paramount couldn't tell Sulake what to do with VMK, especially since Sulake started working for Disney before Sulake signed with Paramount. Bob Iger is a person; Sulake is a company. A company can certainly do subcontracting work with one company while signing an agreement with another company. Just because two companies are rivals doesn't mean they can't profit from the same other company. I do see where problems could arise, but remember, the 2 associations did coexist from January 2008 to May 2008. Why the sudden problem after about 5 months of Disney and Paramount being "connected" by Sulake?
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My thinking is this: Sulake went to a bidding war and Paramount won. The terms of the contract were that Paramount is promoted in Habbo for so many years, and will be exclusively promoted after the contract with Disney ran out.