Apple Computer Inc. reached a settlement Wednesday with a North Carolina man who leaked a copy of an unreleased operating system onto the Internet. Apple said the North Carolina State University computer engineering graduate released a copy of "Mac OS X Tiger" on a file-swapping Web site, where people downloaded thousands of unauthorized copies. The settlement comes amid other high-profile court battles between Apple and people who allegedly leak or distribute the company's trade secrets.
March 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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