Slingbox can't grant anyone else the right to distribute source code they don't have a copyright for, either. They could release it, but then everyone else coul

Slingbox can't grant anyone else the right to distribute source code they don't have a copyright for, either. They could release it, but then everyone else could be just as liable as them if they redistributed it. It would be DMCAed to death (nobody would dispute it, since Slingbox is defunct). It doesn't just become public domain, it's still closed-source.