FBI Half-Life 2 Raids [Jan 19, 2004, 5:02 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
A weblog post
mentioned in a
Slashdot story apparently gives the account of a San Francisco native's
encounter with the FBI as the fed's raided his home looking for evidence in
connection with the theft of the Half-Life 2 source code (story).
According to Slashdot (since the site has been, naturally enough, Slashdotted),
the blog includes a scan of the FBI's search warrant. Thanks Captain Trips.
Yes there is. You can't steal intellectual properly. Theft is when you take something away from someone. If you copy code, it is not theft.
Well, aside from an obvious and blatant "Yeah, you can certainly steal an intellectual property," the reason why the legal term "intellectual property" was coined to begin with was to put to protect properties that aren't necessarily material in origin.
Well, aside from an obvious and blatant "Yeah, you can certainly steal an intellectual property," the reason why the legal term "intellectual property" was coined to begin with was to put to protect properties that aren't necessarily material in origin.
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