StreamCast Inc., the company behind the Morpheus online file-swapping software, said last week negotiations to settle a five-year copyright battle with the entertainment industry have failed and it will now fight the case in court. StreamCast CEO Michael Weiss would not provide details on what caused the breakdown in negotiations, but said an outside law firm "mucked this whole thing up ... seeking revenge, retaliation and retribution."
April 11, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
StreamCast Inc., the company behind the Morpheus online file-swapping software, said Friday negotiations to settle a five-year copyright battle with the entertainment industry have failed and it will now fight the case in court.
“I am really disappointed that we weren’t able to reach settlement terms with the plaintiffs,” said StreamCast CEO Michael Weiss. “Now we want our day in court.”
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