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TREK TROUBLE
Video game giant Activision is suing Viacom for allowing the Star Trek franchise to "stagnate and decay." The company claims the $20 million video game licensing agreement it signed in 1998 has lost value because no new Trek films were made from 1998-2002 and no new movies are planned. The last pic, 2002's Star Trek: Nemesis, tanked at the box office, and UPN's Enterprise continues to struggle in the ratings. Viacom insists the suit is without merit.
Video game giant Activision is suing Viacom for allowing the Star Trek franchise to "stagnate and decay." The company claims the $20 million video game licensing agreement it signed in 1998 has lost value because no new Trek films were made from 1998-2002 and no new movies are planned. The last pic, 2002's Star Trek: Nemesis, tanked at the box office, and UPN's Enterprise continues to struggle in the ratings. Viacom insists the suit is without merit.