“As you know, Friday is an interim deadline for the parties in
SCO v. IBM to lay their cards on the table in discovery regarding
allegedly infringed code. Or more specifically, as you can see on
the IBM Timeline page, it’s listed as the ‘Interim Deadline for
Parties to Disclose with Specificity All Allegedly Misused Material
Identified to Date and to Update Interrogatory Responses
Accordingly.’ The very thought of SCO having to disclose anything
with specificity at last has us all drooling, I know, and I’ve seen
some high hopes that finally SCO will have to present its evidence
and reveal to the world what code is allegedly infringed by
IBM.“Wait a second, guys. This is The SCO Group we are talking about
here. SCO’s middle name is delay…”
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