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Subject:
legal to make new client programs (like Trillian did)
Category: Relationships and Society > Law Asked by: casmallbusinessowner-ga List Price: $15.00 |
Posted:
19 Jul 2006 00:23 PDT
Expires: 18 Aug 2006 00:23 PDT Question ID: 747644 |
Is it legal to make and sell a new program (client) that uses with another company's server as an alternative to using the other company's own program? This is assuming that the protocol is not officially "patented" and the research is done by observing the data sent/received through the network. Specifically I am concerned about USA laws (and Canadian laws although that is secondary). I am aware of programs like Trillian, but I believe they are usually not from USA/Canada... so I am looking more for general information than any particular program (I'm just using Trillian as example so its understood what I mean by new client program). Looking for CREDIBLE sources where the source/speaker is not an anonymous person. Newsgroup and forum posts are specifically NOT desired. PS: Yes I am aware of the policies of not relying soley on Google Answers for final legal advice, blah blah. |
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