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:Groklaw: SCO v. IBM: The Short Version

Groklaw: SCO v. IBM: The Short Version
Mar 5, 2005, 19 :00 UTC (7 Talkback[s]) (8312 reads)

"SCO: It's about contracts.
"IBM: But our contracts say we can do anything we want with our own code.
"SCO: You have to treat any derivatives the same way as you would the original, like it's a part of it.
"IBM: That's not how we read it. But to humor you, do you mean we have to treat derivatives like they belong to you...?"

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