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: Intellectual Property in Canada (ipblog.ca)To hack or not to hack?
By Richard P.W. Stobbe
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That is the business question for many in the software industry, including Microsoft, Sony and Twitter.
Software companies have to consider whether to embrace the hacking (…or shall we say “custom development”) culture of their customers, or gird for battle against the hackers. Mashable’s interesting article (Xbox Kinect vs. Sony PS3: How 2 Companies Handle Hacking) reviews the different [...] read more
Full post as published by Intellectual Property in Canada (ipblog.ca) on March 31, 2011 (boomark / email).
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