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Old 02-17-2010, 06:40 PM   #120
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The judge's actual ruling says this:

Note also that it describes the software at issue as

Ownership wasn't the issue in this decision it's the violation of the agreement without regard to "ownership" concerns.
You're talking about two completely different cases. The statements from me you were quoting were talking about the ruling in the Blizzard/MDY case, not the Blizzard/BNETD case.

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The judge's actual ruling says this:
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the state law at issue here neither conflicts with the interoperability exception under 17 U.S.C. § 1201(f) nor restricts rights given under federal law. Appellants contractually accepted restrictions on their ability to reverse engineer by their agreement to the terms of the TOU and EULA.
As I said, that's a different case and 1201 has to do with the DMCA, not fair use vs EULA.

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