[CLUE-Talk] Copyright of SCO source code
Dennis J Perkins
djperkins at americanisp.net
Mon Jul 21 19:06:48 MDT 2003
If my understanding of copyright law is correct, copyrighting the source
code means that there is a copy at the copyright office. Is that
viewable by the public, even if it can't be copied in most cases?
If Linux source code is published before SCO's source, who holds the
copyright for identical parts? The Linux code was publicly available
first. Trade secrets don't enjoy the protection of copyright law.
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