Combatting Software Piracy
Software piracy is defined as the illegal use, copying, or distributing of software.
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It’s a Counterfeit Jungle out There
Lessons from Amazon on Why and How to Protect Your Brand. If you follow news surrounding Amazon.com, you know 2016 was a year of exploding opportunities at the online shopping giant—for counterfeiters.
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U.S. Navy sued for software piracy
Bitmanagement Software GmbH recently filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Navy. According to the allegations in the Complaint, Bitmanagement provided the Navy with 38 copies of its 3D software – which creates 3D images of buildings and other geographic terrain – for “testing, trial runs, and integration into Navy systems“ ostensibly to licence the same software on a larger scale.
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Getty Images sued for licensing images in the public domain
Caroline M. Highsmith, a renowned photographer who has dedicated her life to capturing images of the United States, is suing Getty Images for $1 billion. Highsmith claims that the company committed copyright infringement through the “gross misuse” of 18,755 of her photographs documenting America.
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Fake Kanye West shoes on Instagram?
With over 300 million daily active users, Instagram is changing how we live, how we eat, and even how we think. It serves as an outlet for us to share information about communities, politics, fashion, parenting, travel, work, and trends.
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