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Android, Blackberry, Windows Mobile and the iPhone’s iOS may be the lead operating systems battling it out for smartphone supremacy, but when it comes to getting users around the world to click on ads, good-old flip-phones and Nokia’s Symbian OS-powered phones beat them hands down. Users of Symbian-powered phones, which are mostly made by Nokia, […] Android, Blackberry, Windows Mobile and the iPho
Guess What, You Don't Own That Software You Bought
A federal appeals court said Friday that software makers can use shrink-wrap and click-wrap licenses to forbid the transfer or resale of their wares, an apparent gutting of the so-called first-sale doctrine. The first-sale doctrine is an affirmative defense to copyright infringement that allows legitimate owners of copies of copyrighted works to resell those copies. […] A federal appeals court sai
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