you propose to assume that you would be able to litigate successfully in the ongoing proceedings...
i wouldn't bet on it...
Andy stated, and correctly so... that you would have to be a fool to follow advice you find here...
listening to your statements on the subject, only adds credence to his...
you say that these laws do in fact exist... where... under which jurisdiction... i'd be interested in knowing myself...
as far as forcing TGC to 'release the software... i doubt if that's possible... especially if they do in fact have a verifiable right to it under license or contract...
your only hope is asking them nicely... and bringing up antitrust legal issues would surely, in my opinion, be the best way not to approach them...
--Mike
i wouldn't bet on it...
Andy stated, and correctly so... that you would have to be a fool to follow advice you find here...
listening to your statements on the subject, only adds credence to his...
you say that these laws do in fact exist... where... under which jurisdiction... i'd be interested in knowing myself...
as far as forcing TGC to 'release the software... i doubt if that's possible... especially if they do in fact have a verifiable right to it under license or contract...
your only hope is asking them nicely... and bringing up antitrust legal issues would surely, in my opinion, be the best way not to approach them...
--Mike