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No, it seems they do have the rights to the works. They had the basic right to pursue legal action against infringers. But they, allegedly, did all sorts of fr
by danielweber 14y ago
No, it seems they do have the rights to the works. They had the basic right to pursue legal action against infringers.
But they, allegedly, did all sorts of fraud and identity theft along the way, and kept digging the hole deeper when people started sniffing around.
It's the cover-up, not the crime.