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“DVDXCopy2.com appears to have mirrored some of the content once found on the 321 Studios Web site, including images and endorsements from various computer magazines and review sites. Web browsers accessing the site's “secure server” did not detect the use of any form of encryption, however, possibly implying that the site is not legitimate. “ As eWeek points out there is definately some shady things going on… Read More

St. Louis-based 321 Studios said it would appeal the ruling by Judge Susan Illston of U.S. District Court in San Francisco. Illston barred 321 from selling its DVD copying software within one week. As part of its appeal, 321 said it would seek to stay the ruling so it can continue selling its DVDXCOPY program. Read more on this story at Reuters.

The suit is the fourth set of claims to be filed against 321 Studios, which markets the most popular DVD copying software commercially available. Previously, the company has been sued in both California and in New York by coalitions of Hollywood studios and by Macrovision, another copy-protection technology company. Read the whole story at CNET.

The bundle is a means of stirring up interest for the new DVD copying software, which will be released for a list price of $149.99 on Nov. 25. The DVD+R/RW DVD/CD internal rewritable drive from Lite-On is also normally priced at $149.99, according to 321 Studios… To read the full article, click here.