Sony Sues SunnComm Over RootKit CD’s
Posted in News by Dan at 6:51 pm
This post was published 2 years 8 months 1 day ago which may make its actuality or expire date not be valid anymore. This site is not responsible for any misunderstanding.Sony to hopefully put an end to the whole root kit DRM nightmare has sued Amergence Group Inc. formally SunnComm for developing defective poisonous antipiracy software for CDs to settle consumer complaints and government investigations.
Sony BMG is seeking to recover some $12 million in damages from the Phoenix-based technology company, according to court papers filed July 3. [...] The music company accuses Amergence of negligence, unfair business practices and breaching the terms of its license agreement by delivering software that “did not perform as warranted.”
Oh, wow. So now they’re just passing the buck. That’s really considerate. Thanks, Sony.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m sure SunnComm wasn’t the one who made the rootkit DRM. That was First4Internet(now called Fortium Technologies) who did that. The MediaMax DRM from SunnComm was spyware, not a rootkit.
“did not perform as warranted.” – as in, people found out about it.
In the first paragraph, you said “formally SunnComm”, which means “officially SunnComm”. You probably meant “formerly SunnComm”, which means “use to be SunnComm”.
Darn that pesky English language…