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Last week, on Thursday 8 April, Corey Fahy in Philadelphia filed a lawsuit against
Linden Lab and more than 25 others, in the Pennsylvania East District Court (
case number 2:2010cv01561, assigned to judge Joel Harvey Slomsky). Fahy alleges that an algorithm in one of his
Second Life products has been subjected to copyright infringement, accompanied by the usual requests for damages, statutory damages,
ten times damages, attorney's fees and all that.
Where do we even begin? We'll spare you most of the cruft and go straight to the heart of the problems that we can see with this particular lawsuit.
Continue reading Fahy vs Linden Lab: No case to answer?
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