Story: Sun has betrayed us all
Posted by: Anonymous (Friday 8 October 2004, 5:53 PM)
Is the current patent system a problem? Yes. The mechanism to protect original ideas is anitquated and archaic. It's not keeping up with the realities of today's businesses and technologies.
But to blame Sun is simply moronic.
To all ZDNet UK editors, I'd highly recommend what your own esteemed colleague wrote on the matter: http://blogs.zdnet.com/index.php?p=597
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Story: Sun has betrayed us all
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Enough with the Sun Bashing please. Sun is a compa... Anonymous -
Sun is a company that is struggling to surviv... Anonymous -
Struggling to survive? Hardly - Sun has... Rob -
Sun??? No, Kodak has f-ed us all. Put the blame w... Mike Schwager
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Unfortunately, Sun's actions are indicative of the... Dave Hall
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Yet another competitive advantage for the rest of... Vaino Vaher
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This could be the catalyst that kicks the EU into... cybervegan
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Is the current patent system a problem? Yes. The... Anonymous -
So sun gets sued by Kodak and they're the bad guys... Anonymous
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A jury has found that Sun Microsystems infringed o... Anonymous
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What a poor article!
You can only "betray" someone... renox
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Let the Americans prat about to their hearts conte... Andy Crofts
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Sun Did Fight Kodak In Court...
... AND LOST. When... Nathan Hand
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I develop software for the mobile market. Our late... Anonymous
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The fastest way to make software more secret is to... Simon Gentry
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In fact, under US current copyrigth Law, Sun had Z... John C. Danielson, II
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Firstly, we'd like to express our extreme disappo... May Petry
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"Sun Corporate Communications" called the ZDN... Hartmut Pilch
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Sun did the honorable thing! Kodak should be a ash... Bob Leder
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