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The Australian High Court has ruled against Sony Computer Entertainment Australia, declaring that a man who modified PlayStation consoles, allowing them to play unauthorized games, did not breach copyright laws. The decision concludes a four-year legal battle between Sony and Eddy Stevens, who installed modification chips in PlayStations in a backyard operation. Sony claimed the chips infringed on their copyright as they were overriding protection measures installed in the game consoles.
October 11, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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