Santa Barbara’s Cybersitter says software firms stole code to create a controversial Internet filter. Seven computer manufacturers are also named. Beijing – A.
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Software maker sues China on piracy accusationLOS ANGELES — A US software maker is suing China and seven major computer makers on accusations of pirating its Cybersitter content filtering software.
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So it’s been about two weeks since news broke that the Chinese government issued a policy mandating that all new PCs come preinstalled with Internet filtering software and the controversy has not abated. Chinese officials refuse to back down from their pronouncement insisting that it is intended only to block pornography and not politically unacceptable content
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SECOND UPDATE: China Mandates Internet Monitoring Software Be Installed On All New PCs
