Add to ORKGThe intellectual property of software developers has been protected by copyright since amendments to the Australian Copyright Act in 1984. In the first Australian case to consider copyright in a shareware program distributed on the Internet, the Court held that the Internet service provider OzEmail had infringed Trumpet Software's copyright in Trumpet Winsock 2.0B by arranging for the program and a set of altered data files to be distributed with other software on diskette as a give-away inserted in copies of computer magazines. The implications of this case for software developers, distributors and users are discussed
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The moment software was created was also the starting point of heated debates over software protecti...
The Paper, by consideration of the issue of authorisation, addresses a very practical development in...
Over the past decade, the digital economy has enabled extraordinary technological innovation...
Computer technology has developed within the last decades with many advancements which require intel...
The purpose of copyright is to encourage the creation and mass dissemination of a wide variety of wo...
This book is a study of how computer programs have challenged the thinking about and the actual use ...
The doctrine of authorizing copyright infringement has been used to deal with the marketing of new T...
Scholars have long assessed “anticommons” problems in creative and innovative environments. An antic...
On June 30, 1994, Belgium became the first nation in Europe that incorporated Directive 91/250/EEC i...
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