sco:
But based on the research that we have done, we have identified specific Unix System V code for which we have ownership rights that have ended up in Linux against our wishes.
We have statements from all the major parties that were involved in that contract that all the business and IP-related property of Unix and UnixWare was transferred to SCO.
le cours de l'action SCO monte.
novell:
We believe it unlikely that SCO can demonstrate that it has any ownership whatsoever in those copyrights.
In a statement, Provo, Utah-based Novell, which sold its Unix technology to SCO in 1995, said Wednesday the Unix copyrights and patents never transferred to SCO. It also said SCO doesn't have facts to back up its assertion that certain Unix code had been copied into Linux.
Novell added that in recent months, SCO executives had asked Novell to transfer the Unix copyrights to SCO -- a request that was denied.
le cours de l'action SCO descend.
sur le site de sco: Ca c'est ce qu'ils déclarent à la sec (et pas à des journalistes ou à des clients qu'ils veulent faire payer une license de plus ou empêcher de quitter le cargo pour la frégate linux) (sec = SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION SVRx = systémes V):
The Company has an arrangement with Novell, Inc. ("Novell") in which it acts as an administrative agent in the collection of royalties for customers who deploy SVRx technology. Under the agency agreement, the Company collects all customer payments and remits 95 percent of the collected funds to Novell and retains 5 percent as an administrative fee. The Company records the 5 percent administrative fee as revenue in its consolidated statements of operations. The accompanying October 31, 2002 and 2001 consolidated balance sheets reflect the amounts collected related to this agency agreement but not yet remitted to Novell of 1,428,000ドル and 1,894,000,ドル respectively, as restricted cash and royalty payable to Novell. The October 31, 2001 balances were reclassified from cash and equivalents and other royalties payable to conform to the current year presentation. http://ir.sco.com/EdgarDetail.cfm?CompanyID=CALD&CIK=1102542&am(...)
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Posté par imr . En réponse à la dépêche Revue de presse sur l'affaire SCO. Évalué à 2.
But based on the research that we have done, we have identified specific Unix System V code for which we have ownership rights that have ended up in Linux against our wishes.
We have statements from all the major parties that were involved in that contract that all the business and IP-related property of Unix and UnixWare was transferred to SCO.
le cours de l'action SCO monte.
novell:
We believe it unlikely that SCO can demonstrate that it has any ownership whatsoever in those copyrights.
In a statement, Provo, Utah-based Novell, which sold its Unix technology to SCO in 1995, said Wednesday the Unix copyrights and patents never transferred to SCO. It also said SCO doesn't have facts to back up its assertion that certain Unix code had been copied into Linux.
Novell added that in recent months, SCO executives had asked Novell to transfer the Unix copyrights to SCO -- a request that was denied.
le cours de l'action SCO descend.
sur le site de sco:
Ca c'est ce qu'ils déclarent à la sec (et pas à des journalistes ou à des clients qu'ils veulent faire payer une license de plus ou empêcher de quitter le cargo pour la frégate linux) (sec = SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION SVRx = systémes V):
The Company has an arrangement with Novell, Inc. ("Novell") in which it acts as an administrative agent in the collection of royalties for customers who deploy SVRx technology. Under the agency agreement, the Company collects all customer payments and remits 95 percent of the collected funds to Novell and retains 5 percent as an administrative fee. The Company records the 5 percent administrative fee as revenue in its consolidated statements of operations. The accompanying October 31, 2002 and 2001 consolidated balance sheets reflect the amounts collected related to this agency agreement but not yet remitted to Novell of 1,428,000ドル and 1,894,000,ドル respectively, as restricted cash and royalty payable to Novell. The October 31, 2001 balances were reclassified from cash and equivalents and other royalties payable to conform to the current year presentation.
http://ir.sco.com/EdgarDetail.cfm?CompanyID=CALD&CIK=1102542&am(...)