New York Times and USA Today: Charges Dropped Against Dmitry Sklyarov
Dec 13, 2001, 23:01 (24 Talkback[s] )
"Charges will be dropped against a Russian computer
programmer accused of violating copyrights on software made by
Adobe Systems in exchange for his testimony in the trial of his
company, a spokeswoman for the programmer said
Thursday."
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