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A native of Romania who claims to have written the source code to the popular file-sharing software Kazaa is suing the program's distributor over rights to the software and seeking $25 million in compensation. Fabian Toader, now a programmer for Microsoft, claims he wrote the computer code for the Kazaa program in 2000 while freelancing in Romania for Kazaa B.V., which sold the software rights to Sharman Networks Ltd.
March 22, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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