Max Taves writes for The Recorder, an American Lawyer affiliate.
Online game maker Kixeye Inc. has a message for bigger, better-known rival Zynga Inc.: Your secrets aren’t worth stealing.
"Zynga is a failing company with a business model that went stale long ago," Kixeye’s attorneys at Goodwin Procter wrote in an answer to a Zynga complaint filed against it in San Francisco Superior Court. "Zynga’s user base is shrinking, and along with it, Zynga’s profits are dwindling."
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