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: Intellectual Property in Canada (ipblog.ca)Licensing Apps
By Richard P.W. Stobbe
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A mobile app is just like any other software application and should be properly licensed to end-users. Even for free versions, the app developer is not giving it away, but merely making a copy available to the user under certain conditions.
Recent updates to the iTunes Store software have made it possible for app developers to make [...]Full post as published by Intellectual Property in Canada (ipblog.ca) on January 07, 2010 (boomark / email).
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