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Piracy Thread - Necessity of Strong Anti Piracy Laws

By: Ara Pekel | 2010-03-28 | Security
Computer piracy is a lot different than sea piracy. Instead of plundering and attacking the commercial ships in the middle of the ocean, computer pirates usually steal intellectual property and then, eventually, give it away for public use. This can potentially destroy the person or organization and there are a number of examples to back that up. read more

Data loss protection – Anti Piracy Strategies

By: Achilles Marshall | 2011-11-25 | Security
Every publisher will be pleased to acquire anti piracy software that can ably protect PDF documents, swf flash content and html content. read more

4 Types of Piracy

By: jackjreynolds | 2010-12-25 | Software
There are a range of various types of software piracy you must watch out for read more

Is Technology helping Piracy?

By: Jassica Rich | 2012-01-03 | Copyright
With the increasing technology and increasingly advanced programs adding up every day on the internet, it has become impossible to stop or discourage plagiarism. Technology has apparently become the greatest hindrance in implying copyright laws at the moment. read more

Software Piracy On Campus

By: | 2010-04-14 | Software
Piracy is not a new thing, it has always existed, even before introduction of PC computers. Artists have been claiming that their songs are being copied or recorded when they are being played in media stations for a long period of time. read more

How Will Anti-Piracy Legislation Affect the Real Estate World?

By: Carol Bayer | 2012-02-15 | Small Business
Wikipedia, Google and many other prominent websites took a stand against the Federal Anti-Piracy Legislation this week by “blacking out” their sites or leading readers to sign a petition against government involvement. While many Americans understand how SOPA and PIPA could affect their everyday internet use, may don’t realize that entire industries could be affected by the proposed changes. read more

Youtube Marketing

By: Annetta Powell | 2010-11-22 | Internet Marketing
Unless you have been living in an extremely remote area with no outside communication for the last 10 years, you must be familiar with what YouTube.com is. Yes, it is usually most famous in the mountains of ridiculous or hilarious videos that random people around the world post, but did you know that is can be equally important as a marketing tool for your business of all types? read more

Pirate Costumes: Piracy Was A Pirate's Business

By: Peter Costa | 2010-09-07 | Holidays
Today's interest in pirates is driven by popular films on recent release starring Johny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow. Such films have driven the demand for the pirate costume. However the history of pirates is fascinating. A pirate made his living through his piracy and used weapons as his tools. So guns and swords were as important to him as the treasure itself. They always made sure their weapons were working because in battle their life depended on them. The cutlass was the most famous of the read more

Youtube in the College Classroom

By: anonymous | 2010-03-19 | College
Communication research focusing on a new media technical that has potential use as a supplement to instructor lectures, discussions, and student assignments. Research includes a history of YouTube.com, recent research on the impact ofusing visuals to supplement curriculum, and the results of a survey of community college student use of YouTube. read more

80% Of Income Transfer From Microsoft China Anti-piracy To Make Money Than Selling Genuine -

By: gaga | 2011-01-23 | Business
Microsoft Anti-Piracy in China once again waving the big stick. 4 22, the Shanghai Pudong New Area People's Court in Shanghai Dazhong Insurance Co., Ltd. for the use of pirated Software Compensation to the company 217 million yuan. This is the first prosecution from Microsoft's large state-owned enterprises in China, software copyright infringement cases, Microsoft also is by far the highest in China, the amount of compensation cases. In the industry experts read more

What’s the Big Deal with YouTube?

By: Amy Kelly | 2011-04-20 | Networks
In 2010, YouTube users uploaded over 35 hours of video each minute, amounting to over 13 million hours of video for the entire year, according to year-end figures released by YouTube. By mid-November, the site’s playback count hit 700 billion and continued rising (Huffington Post.com). read more

What is Software Piracy?

By: BrendWilliam | 2010-12-09 | Computer
The bottom line is when software is pirated, the developer does not receive compensation for their work. read more

Counteracting Software Piracy: Protection Plan is the man.

By: Peter Martin | 2011-10-25 | Security
The ISVs should really do some action with the data from the piracies they have acquired. They could collect data and do programs that can help recover the revenue that was lost due to piracy. They can also work with other associates in other places in the world to stop the piracy on becoming a problem. read more

Piracy is rampant, the original ebook sales bleak

By: springisnotlate | 2011-04-09 | Writing & Speaking
Electronic books as a new product, with its digital transmission advantage, quickly accounted for the bulk of the book market status. However, such a potential industry in recent years, but this year outfit that was saliva: first co-branded punitive writer infringement, then ... read more

YouTube - A Unique Hotel Marketing Strategy

By: Garret Lloyd | 2010-04-30 | Marketing tips
Videos are emerging as a powerful tool in the hospitality industry, helping hoteliers gain an edge over their competitors. YouTube stands as one of the most popular Web communities. read more