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Linux users face licence cash call (BBC News)Linux users face licence cash call (BBC News)Posted Jan 16, 2004 20:45 UTC (Fri) by mgrinder (guest, #4202)Parent article: Linux users face licence cash call (BBC News)
The author of this piece obviously didn't do much research since SCO is referred to as a California-based company.
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Linux users face licence cash call (BBC News) Posted Jan 16, 2004 21:06 UTC (Fri) by allesfresser (subscriber, #216) [Link] I submitted some feedback to them suggesting that they place groklaw.net on their list of associated links, and that they use a little more journalistic scrutiny on the SCO stories, since SCO is so richly deserving of such scrutiny of its trade practices. We'll see if they start smelling the... well, I was going to say 'coffee', but I think 'barnyard effluent' might be a better term. ;-)
California based company Posted Jan 17, 2004 4:22 UTC (Sat) by proski (subscriber, #104) [Link] SCO used to mean Santa Cruz Operation. Santa Cruz is in California. That must have confused the author.
California based company Posted Jan 19, 2004 19:16 UTC (Mon) by rankincj (subscriber, #4865) [Link] And they've now updated the article to read "US company" instead. Unfortunately, that looks like the only change that they've made.
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