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:ZDNet: Hackers settle Cyber Patrol suit
ZDNet: Hackers settle Cyber Patrol suit
Mar 27, 2000, 23 :31 UTC (8 Talkback[s]) (4625 reads)

(Other stories by Margaret Kane) (As seen on slashdot)

"ACLU attorney 'surprised' as programmers surrender rights to their hack of Cyber Patrol filter and agree to permanent injunction."

"The defendants, both of them programmers -- one Swedish, the other Canadian -- agreed Monday to abide by permanent injunctions preventing them from distributing their software, which allows users to bypass Cyber Patrol filters. They also agreed to turn over rights to their software to Microsystems."

"The fate of those mirror sites is still in question. While Monday's settlement effectively ends the original suit -- Microsystems has agreed to drop its case against the defendants' Internet service providers -- Judge Edward Harrington has not yet determined whether the original restraining order applies to the mirror sites."

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Related Stories:
Wired: Mattel's Filter Fiasco to Court (Mar 27, 2000)
ZDNet: You've got a subpoena! (Mar 25, 2000)
ZDNet: ACLU slams Cyber Patrol tactics (Mar 25, 2000)
CNN: Cyber Patrol decoding brawl gets ugly and international (Mar 22, 2000)
Upside: R.I.P. reverse engineering? (Mar 21, 2000)


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  Talkback(s) Name  and Date
Although Mattel's attorneys are clai ...   Proves nada   
William Lacy
Mar 27, 2000, 23:56:54
 
Of course we don't know the details  ...   Joke's on Mattel?   
Nathan Myers
Mar 28, 2000, 01:03:00
 
It is not about copyright violation.  Th ...   Not a copyright violation   
Stephen Carville
Mar 28, 2000, 02:34:51
 
Someone told me that the cphack program  ...   Legal problem   
Fred Mobach
Mar 28, 2000, 11:01:24
 
Once again Big Business kills a perfectl ...   Another sad day for innovation   
Gabe
Mar 28, 2000, 13:34:24
 
The 2000's are going to be about the ...   Jon Katz was right...   
kgf
Mar 28, 2000, 13:40:14
 
These guys are obviously more on the bal ...   Why F with them? They should hire them!   
Ted Staberow
Mar 28, 2000, 15:38:12
 
It seems quite clear now that, for softw ...   Public domain...   
Hugo Gonzalez
Mar 29, 2000, 02:53:12
 
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