Hollywood movie studios scored a second court victory in as many days against DVD copying. On Wednesday, California's 6th District Court of Appeal threw out a trial court win for Kaleidescape, maker of high-end home entertainment systems that allow people to copy and store DVDs. That follows a Tuesday order from Northern District Judge Marilyn Hall Patel blocking RealNetworks from selling its RealDVD software, which allows users to copy DVDs. The winner in both cases was the DVD Copy Control Association.
August 13, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Hollywood movie studios scored a second court victory in as many days against DVD copying.
California’s 6th District Court of Appeal threw out a trial court win for Sunnyvale’s Kaleidescape — maker of high-end home entertainment systems that allow people to copy and store DVDs — on Wednesday.
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