开源软件与SCO诉讼

Q4 Social Sciences

Journal of Information Systems Security Pub Date : 2006-07-01 DOI:10.1201/1086.1065898X/46183.15.3.20060701/94182.2

Edward H. Freeman

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摘要

1980年，美国国会修改了联邦版权法，将计算机程序也包括在内。法院解释这些法规是为了保护软件的创造者不被复制，也不被翻译成另一种编程语言。也禁止翻译成外国语言(即法语或西班牙语)。商业软件开发人员使用许可证和法律行动的威胁来保护他们的投资免受未经授权的复制。

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Open Source Software and the SCO Litigation

Abstract In 1980, Congress amended the federal copyright statutes to cover computer programs. The courts interpreted these statutes to protect the creator of software from copying, as well as translating into another programming language. Translations into foreign languages (i.e., French or Spanish) are also prohibited. Commercial software developers use licenses and the threat of legal action to protect their investment against unauthorized copying.

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Journal of Information Systems Security Social Sciences-Safety Research

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