Category Archives: Copyrights

3 Key Terms of a Software License

Posted on July 10, 2012 by John Lindsay

If your company has developed software, it should create a software license prior to distribution of that software. A software license is the key instrument that defines the rights in ownership, usage, and distribution of software between the company and … Continue reading →

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Myths Regarding Integrating Internet Data Into Applications

Posted on July 31, 2010 by John Lindsay

Lookin’ for information on a chemical, well there’s a database for that. Looking for barcode information, well there’s a database for that. Lookin’ for a local restaurant, … you get the point. There is a lot of useful published data … Continue reading →

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3 Key Terms in a Copyright License

Posted on July 31, 2010 by John Lindsay

Licensing is one method of commercializing copyrighted material. A license is an agreement which permits another (“the licensee”) to use the intellectual property of the owner (“the licensor”) in a certain manner, typically to sell products based on the intellectual … Continue reading →

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