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A small California software firm has filed a $1.2 million copyright infringement lawsuit against CBS Interactive Inc. for distributing software designed to limit Chinese citizens' access to the Internet. Solid Oak Software Inc., in a suit filed on Oct. 5 in federal court in Los Angeles, claims that two Chinese companies, both of which received funding from the Chinese government, stole 3,000 lines of code from its CYBERsitter software program to develop the controversial Green Dam Youth Escort software.
October 09, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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