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It began, perhaps, with SCO's insane attempt to obtain money from IBM and others for alleged infringements of its code. It proceeded w...

I'm struck by the almost unanimous chorus of indifference that has greeted the news that a court has reversed one part of an ealier rul...

The 2003 SCO lawsuit, for those of you too young to recall, began as a modest request for $1 billion from IBM for allegedly “misusing and mi...

Remember SCO? It's a once-important company that developed a death-wish by suing IBM in 2003. As Wikipedia explains... On Open Enterpris...

Pamela Jones has been digging through SCO stuff again, and doesn't like what she finds: We learn two primary things from Jones' tes...

Groklaw's Pamela Jones is a true eminence grise of the area in the intellectual Venn diagram where computer technology and law intersect...

The SCO saga may stagger on awhile: SCO has gotten a $16 million bid from York Capital for its Unix business. Coupled with the $10 million ...

Well, that nice Mr. Ballmer did warn us, and here it is: Plaintiffs, IP Innovation L.L.C. and Technology Licensing Corporation (collectivel...

One of the many pleasant knock-on effects of SCO's deliquescence has been some long-overdue crow-eating by high-profile critics of the o...

Hardly unexpected, but good news , anyway: "We want to assure our customers and partners that they can continue to rely on SCO products...

Well, we all knew it would happen, and, finally, it has : Judge Dale Kimball has issued a 102-page ruling [PDF] on the numerous summary jud...

I seem to recall that Darl McBride, the man behind SCO's suicidal strategy of suing IBM, once received a box of worms as a token of dis...

...and pathetic . When a company starts harassing someone in this way, you can tell they've given up hope. On the basis of what's h...

Forget about 300 , this year's hot number is 326 : On this day, we learn from IBM's attorney, David Marriott that the "mountain...

...are condemned to release again it ten years later. I was interest to read that Sun has launched its Looking Glass interface. Not just ...

One thing I could never understand about the whole SCO affair is how the people at Caldera, which took over SCO, could be in any way part of...