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SCO Tries To Tack Copyright Infringement To IBM Claim
Paula Rooney Feb 06 2004
SCO's attempt to add a major copyright infringement claim to its
existing lawsuit against IBM was heard by a Utah court on Friday.
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"We're emphasizing our copyright claim," SCO spokesman Mark
Modersitzki said Friday.
[..]
"It looks like SCO knows that what they have filed so far is pure
junk, and they are nervous that the judge will say what they've filed
is not sufficient, which would be disastrous for SCO," Torvalds wrote
in an e-mail to CRN.
"So what they do is [try to] keep things open for future amendments of
our complaints."
[..]
SCO supporters, many of whom are in the Unix camp, remain convinced
that the company has a valid claim.
"SCO is right. IBM is trying to steal the code under the cloak of open
source," said Douglas Nassaur, president and CEO of True North
Technology, a Sun Microsystems partner based in Alpharetta, Ga.
"IBM supports open source and hopes SCO gets hijacked so they can
steal it. At that point, IBM won't need the open-source community or
SCO because they'll have the code."
http://www.internetwk.com/breakingNews/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=17602368
Paula Rooney Feb 06 2004
SCO's attempt to add a major copyright infringement claim to its
existing lawsuit against IBM was heard by a Utah court on Friday.
[..]
"We're emphasizing our copyright claim," SCO spokesman Mark
Modersitzki said Friday.
[..]
"It looks like SCO knows that what they have filed so far is pure
junk, and they are nervous that the judge will say what they've filed
is not sufficient, which would be disastrous for SCO," Torvalds wrote
in an e-mail to CRN.
"So what they do is [try to] keep things open for future amendments of
our complaints."
[..]
SCO supporters, many of whom are in the Unix camp, remain convinced
that the company has a valid claim.
"SCO is right. IBM is trying to steal the code under the cloak of open
source," said Douglas Nassaur, president and CEO of True North
Technology, a Sun Microsystems partner based in Alpharetta, Ga.
"IBM supports open source and hopes SCO gets hijacked so they can
steal it. At that point, IBM won't need the open-source community or
SCO because they'll have the code."
http://www.internetwk.com/breakingNews/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=17602368