I don't think it was the act of installing it that was the issue. She was capturing his conversations electronically. That is what violated the law, and that was the reason the conversations were not usable in court.
It shouldn't matter whose computer he was using, you aren't allowed to electronically intercept communications under Florida law. The how isn't important I don't think.
Not filing your SEC filings is always bad. When it gets so bad NASDAQ delists you, it means that you are about to get sued, and get sued hard.
I can pretty much guarantee a Section 10(b) fraud class action gets filed against SCO in the near future. And I also am willing to bet the SEC will start investigating them as well...
Good thing they have plenty of lawyers....
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True it isn't shocking. But usually they get away with it without any punishment. It is good to see a State AG step up to the plate and go after them.
if this galaxy is a rockin' don't come a knockin'....
Apparently slashdot has a media - television section. Who knew?
Yeah, I hate it when I forget where I put my nuclear-grade plutonium....almost as much as when I can't find my car keys...
But you would think (hope) that the Department of Homeland Security would at least be able to secure their own darn computers.....
Do it while chewing gum? I think not!
There certainly are - they can walk like an egyptian
I don't think it was the act of installing it that was the issue. She was capturing his conversations electronically. That is what violated the law, and that was the reason the conversations were not usable in court.
It shouldn't matter whose computer he was using, you aren't allowed to electronically intercept communications under Florida law. The how isn't important I don't think.
Not filing your SEC filings is always bad. When it gets so bad NASDAQ delists you, it means that you are about to get sued, and get sued hard. I can pretty much guarantee a Section 10(b) fraud class action gets filed against SCO in the near future. And I also am willing to bet the SEC will start investigating them as well... Good thing they have plenty of lawyers....
Of course, it is hard to say they are losing when CD sales actually increased last year despite all the so-called piracy.