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The motion was routinely made and probably will be routinely granted. If so, having the court files containing the subject matter (if indeed it did contain the subject matter) laid open to the public is a grievous technical error that should be immediately corrected. However, going ballistic over routine motions will simply get you ignored as one who 'always cries wolf' when you go ballistic over the real ones.Īssume for the sake of the argument that the subject matter *WAS* a trade secret. You may choose to take the position that anything that is done by MPAA concerning the lawsuit is unconcionable - this is a common view in this community. When this is overlooked, for whatever reason, it is common to make an emergency motion to seal it - and such motions are commonly granted. In a legal action disputing whether subject matter is trade secret, it is routine and proper that publicly availalbe files containing the subject matter of the lawsuit be redacted to exclude the subject matter of the suit. I'll stand by my previous statement that the present motion is both routine and not unconcionable. In my opinion this makes the current case very important, because many other cases might be influenced by the outcome of this one. The second reason for going to court is probably to test the leagal grounds and set some precedent. The decision to sell some Linux player for DVD's would probably help more, since then there is much less motivation to implement and distribute such a program. So the question is only via which channels the next DeCSS will be distributed.

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I don't think that they will succeed though, because so many people have to know how to implement decrytion to build a player that the information will leak sooner or later, because of some carelesness. Obviously the MPAA wants to intimidate others so there will be no DeCSS for their next encryption. AFAIK it is planned to implement a new encryption scheme anyway, so the question is what they are trying to achieve by going to court: The code of DeCSS is all over the net now and even the MPAA can't hope to put it out of the world again.

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