Sorenson Countersues Apple
pinqkandi writes "MacCentral is reporting that Sorenson Media is countersuing Apple over a lawsuit Apple initiated in April claiming they have exclusive rights to Sorenson's codec. Sorenson, claiming Apple's lawsuit against them has severly hurt business, is seeking judgement against Apple in compensation. Apple originally brought on their lawsuit when Sorenson teamed up with Macromedia for Flash MX. Looks like good old Steve is back to his old self :-)"
The thought that they can sue the guy whose NAME IS ON THE BLOODY CODEC!
I can just imagine the Apple lawyers sitting around discussing this.
Lawyer 1: Sorenson Codec...Mr Sorenson, I think we can successfully sue him.
Lawyer 2: I'm not quite so sure, maybe we should change this press release to say we're NOT going to sue him.
Lawyer 1: Hmm, you may be right. No matter, just right click on the word "Sue" and look up an antonym for it
Lawyer 2: But this is a Mac
Lawyer 1: DOH! Ok, we'll stick with the original plan then...
"Anybody who tells me I can't use a program because it's not open source, go suck on rms. I'm not interested." (LT 2004)
After they collect the $69-$129 upgrade fee to OS X 10.2 from all of their users (many of whom just purchased a computer with 10.1 on it).
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