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Trade Practices Act Is Basis for Australian Complaint Against SCO (Linux Journal)Trade Practices Act Is Basis for Australian Complaint Against SCO (Linux Journal)Posted Jul 31, 2003 1:19 UTC (Thu) by jlarry (subscriber, #4256)Parent article: Trade Practices Act Is Basis for Australian Complaint Against SCO (Linux Journal) Could someone who knows more about US law than I explain why SCO's actions in the US do not constitute extortion?
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Trade Practices Act Is Basis for Australian Complaint Against SCO (Linux Journal) Posted Jul 31, 2003 12:08 UTC (Thu) by wweber (guest, #11678) [Link] It may be that SCO is still exercising its Corporate Freedom of Speech. The First Amendment allows corporations to say anything they want, with no requirement that it be true.
Free Speech Posted Jul 31, 2003 16:06 UTC (Thu) by rriggs (subscriber, #11598) [Link] Commercial speech in the US is more limited that of individual, personal expression. Note that both have limitations. However, I would imagine that SCO's lawyers are coaching the executives carefully on what they can and cannot say.
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