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March 16, 2004 A New York federal judge has reinstated a ban on sales of 321 Studios' DVD copying software.Court puts DVD-copying decision on hold
March 9, 2004 A New York federal judge has temporarily put on hold a ruling against 321 Studios, which makes DVD-copying software, pending a hearing next week.New blow to DVD copying
March 4, 2004DVD-copying trailblazer shuts its doors
August 4, 2004 321 Studios closes for good, saying it couldn't operate after losing court battles.New ban for DVD-copying software
May 20, 2004 A New York federal judge issues yet another sales ban against 321 Studios' popular DVD-copying software.Video game makers sue over copying program
June 15, 2004 321 Studios, whose DVD-copying software angered Hollywood, is in legal hot water again.Banned DVD copiers get spam treatment
March 2, 2004 Film-copying software from 321 Studios, deemed illegal by the courts, is now showing up in in-boxes.Judge blocks sales of unlicensed DVD chips
July 26, 2004 The MPAA wins a court round against the spread of chips that helped DVD copying.Judge: DVD-copying software is illegal
February 20, 2004 A federal court says 321 Studios' software breaks copyright laws and that the company must stop selling the products.Hollywood cracks down on DVD chipmakers
August 23, 2004 MPAA boosts enforcement on spread of hardware that might allow DVD copying.Macrovision sues DVD-copying firm
January 8, 2004 The copy-protection company is joining the movie industry in a legal fight against small software maker 321 Studios.Studios settle lawsuit on DVD-copying chips
April 14, 2005 Multimedia chipmaker ESS Technology agrees not to sell products to movie-copying device makers.New DVD-copying tools to hit shelves
August 23, 2003 Despite staunch legal opposition from Hollywood, DVD drive company Tritton Technologies agrees to distribute software for copying DVDs.New lawsuit targets DVD copying
February 14, 2004 The DVD Copy Control Association, a Hollywood-backed technology group, files suit against software company 321 Studios for allegedly infringing patent rights on its DVD copy protection.Distributors of DVD-copy software sued
September 18, 2003 Paramount Pictures and 20th Century Fox sue a handful of small software companies, alleging that their distribution of DVD-copying software violates copyright law.DVD-copying code loses free speech shield
August 25, 2003 The California Supreme Court rules that a Web publisher could be barred from posting DVD-cracking code online without infringing on his free speech rights.New copy-proof DVDs on the way?
February 15, 2005 Hackers broke through the antipiracy wrappers on DVDs years ago. Macrovision says it can now plug that hole--mostly.Hollywood group drops DVD-copying case
January 23, 2004 A request by the DVD Copy Control Association to California courts marks the close of the last prominent legal battle over DeCSS code.Court: DeCSS ban violated free speech
February 28, 2004 A California appeals panel reverses a 4-year-old injunction preventing publication of code that breaks Hollywood's DVD encryption scheme.
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