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Studios reiterate arguments in DeCSS case

22 February 2001 3:42 by Petteri "dRD" Pyyny

MPAA sued 2600 website in last year for spreading DeCSS code and won the first round when NY court decided in August that 2600 had broken the DMCA law when posting the DeCSS code on its website.

After that EFF, Electronic Frontier Foundation, took the case to U.S. Court of Appeals. EFF filed its briefs in January. In Tuesday, movie industry reiterated its case arguments.

Case goes on..

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