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A Missouri maker of software that has enabled users to copy DVDs and computer games soon could fold under the mounting weight of lawsuits by deep-pocketed movie studios and others, the company's chief said. Robert Moore said Wednesday that he'll decide within weeks whether his 321 Studios Inc. would seek federal bankruptcy protection to free itself of copyright-related lawsuits by Hollywood and makers of computer games.
June 18, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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