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SCO Postpones Lawsuit, Now Threatening Two

Posted by timothy on from the laughingstock-with-lawyers dept.

zzxc writes "In a surprise turn of events, SCO says that they need more time to prepare an announcement of who they are going to sue. According to SCO, the lawsuits will be announced tomorrow morning shortly before a phone-in conference in which will be outlining their financial report. You can call 1-800-818-5264 code 141144 Wednesday at 9:00am MST to join in with your questions, or listen to the webcast. They also have said that these first two lawsuits will be against companies that hold SCO Unix licenses. (EV1.net servers or Lindows?)"

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  1. Wow . . . by dorlthed · · Score: 0, Redundant


    I really didn't see this coming!

  2. Licenses by Fubar420 · · Score: 0, Redundant

    (Mods check if this is redundant but...) As far as I read, its SCO unix licensees, not Linux IP licensees.. While i think sco is full of it on Linux IP, I doubt they'll hit the people that have paid for linux licensees, only those using SCO unix as well as linux in their operations... Honestly tho, I have to agree w/ the earlier posts saying its very similar to RIAA suing the same bloody people that pay for their CD's..

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  3. MOD PARENT UP by SIGFPE · · Score: 0, Redundant

    The moderators obviously haven't watched Spartacus!

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  4. Re:I hope they sue those 2 Quiznoes monsters.... by mackman · · Score: 0, Redundant

    In case you haven't got enough of them, here's the original rat song, "We like the moon"!

    http://www.rathergood.com/moon_song/

  5. Real -life /.-ing ? by BlueTrin · · Score: 1, Redundant
    You can call 1-800-818-5264 code 141144 Wednesday at 9:00am MST to join in with your questions, or listen to the webcast.
    Well now that this story has been posted here, I really hope for them that they hired enough phone operators ...
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