Ignoring the obvious FBI blunders and them being far too buddy-buddy with corporations, doesn't he have a point?
Aleynikov intended to monetize code which was technically Goldman's property, even if he wrote most of it. It would be a different story if he simply wanted to keep the code for archival and review purposes; he actually tried to help a startup by using it.
It sounds like he did violate the spirit of the law, if not the letter.
Aleynikov intended to monetize code which was technically Goldman's property, even if he wrote most of it. It would be a different story if he simply wanted to keep the code for archival and review purposes; he actually tried to help a startup by using it.
It sounds like he did violate the spirit of the law, if not the letter.