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SCO-IBM legal hearing postponed
July 29, 2004 A hearing to discuss two issues in the legal spat over Linux has been delayed until September.Judge whittles down SCO claims against IBM
June 30, 2006 Dispute continues, but SCO will have to press on without hundreds of claims in its Linux code case.IBM subpoenas Intel in SCO case
February 1, 2005 IBM, sued by the SCO Group for allegedly violating its Unix contract by moving OS technology to Linux, subpoenaed Intel in the case.SCO selling Linux licenses online
February 23, 2004 The controversial software company quietly begins taking orders from companies that want to use Linux with its blessing. Meanwhile, SCO's main Web site is still offline due to MyDoom attacks.Commentary: Who's doing selective enforcement?
October 30, 2003Commentary: SCO turns GPL against Red Hat
October 21, 2003SCO suit is not 'frivolous'
September 26, 2003 The open-source community takes the SCO suit extremely seriously, because it seriously threatens a very important part of the community.SCO Group admits it may fold
September 19, 2007 Final straw in company's financial crisis is judge throwing out its long-running copyright case against Novell.HP to indemnify Linux customers
September 24, 2003 The company plans to announce Wednesday that it will indemnify its Linux customers against potential legal actions by SCO Group.IBM drops patent claims against SCO
October 8, 2005 Move could speed resolution of SCO Group's hot-button Linux-related suit against Big Blue.Hackers deface SCO site
November 29, 2004 Controversial company experiences another attack, with defacers targeting SCO's claims to Linux code. Image: Screen shot of SCO hackCompanies: Linux a go, SCO or no
October 15, 2003 More than 80 percent of companies thinking about implementing Linux have not re-evaluated their plans in response to the SCO Group's Linux litigation, according to a recent survey.MontaVista swats back at SCO
August 22, 2003 The company, a specialist in Linux-based software for embedded devices, advises customers not to pay anything to SCO for Linux licensing plans.IBM seeks copyright judgment against SCO
March 30, 2004 In a new filing in the Linux legal spat, IBM asks for an order absolving it of any violations of SCO copyrights.Data attack cripples SCO Web site
December 10, 2003 For the third time this year, unknown attackers deluge the SCO Group's site with enough data to make it inaccessible.Study: Linux use undeterred by SCO suit
August 4, 2003 New research indicates that the legal battle over use of Unix source code in the Linux operating system is not discouraging developers from working on Linux-oriented software.SCO offers to buy employee stock
July 29, 2005 The company, best known for its legal dispute with IBM over Linux, is addressing regulatory compliance problems.SCO Group faces possible Nasdaq delisting
February 17, 2005 Company fails to file its year-end earnings report with the SEC in a timely fashion, plans to appeal the decision.Red Hat seeks to reawaken SCO case
April 21, 2004 The Linux company asks a judge to let its copyright-related suit go ahead, and not wait until a related case between IBM and SCO is resolved.SCO takes Linux licensing overseas
January 14, 2004 Companies outside the United States that use the open-source operating system now face the threat of legal action from the SCO Group, which is making licenses available worldwide.
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