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Given Goldman's actions, it seems to me that additional defendants in this case should be Goldman itself for misrepresenting what was actually taken, and any Go
by downandout 12y ago
Given Goldman's actions, it seems to me that additional defendants in this case should be Goldman itself for misrepresenting what was actually taken, and any Goldman employees personally involved. Additionally, those employees involved should be charged criminally for making a false statement to a federal agent.
- tptacek 12y agoWait, from where are we getting the presumption that GS misrepresented what was taken? There's a meme that Aleynikov copied mostly GPL'd code, but despite Techdirt-styling reporting to that effect, the opposite turns out to be true: the court, carefully considering the notion of open-source code, found that a large portion of what Aleynikov knowingly took was proprietary and secret; along with it, Aleynikov also took confidential internal GS documentation about the connectivity their order routing system had to exchanges.