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Free Webinar: Turning Software Pirates into Paying Customers
May 5, 2010 – 7:37 am | No Comment

authors2 Free Webinar: Turning Software Pirates into Paying CustomersAt first glance the idea of converting software pirates into paying customers may seem an unlikely proposition, but this webinar explains how, for many big names in the software industry, this makes a significant contribution to the bottom line.…

Software Piracy Costs Nintendo 50% of European Sales Revenue
April 29, 2010 – 11:32 pm | One Comment

iStock 000009926196XSmall 300x199 Software Piracy Costs Nintendo 50% of European Sales RevenueNintendo has recently reported that games sales in Europe have fallen by c50% due to increased use of so called “Magicom” devices.

These devices are typically around the same size as a traditional games cartridge with a separate memory…

Chinese Software Pirates to Appeal Microsoft Verdict
April 28, 2010 – 10:11 pm | No Comment

In a new development in the story we reported earlier in the week on Microsoft’s record breaking software piracy compensation win it now appears that Dazhong Insurance may be putting in…

The Science of Software Piracy
April 28, 2010 – 3:02 am | No Comment

Written by: Jon Gillespie-Brown, CEO Nalpeiron, Visit Website

A new counterfeiting exhibition at French Science and Industry Museum in Paris showcases Microsoft’s use of intelligence and crime forensics to help…

Microsoft Wins $300k compensation from Chinese Court in Software Piracy Case
April 26, 2010 – 11:06 pm | No Comment

SL.tv is delighted to report on this ground-breaking verdict from a Chinese court.  Last Thursday a district court in China ruled that Dazhong Insurance must pay Microsoft $317,900 in compensation for use of pirated software.

This is the first…

Time to Review Your Software Licensing Policy?
April 21, 2010 – 11:32 pm | No Comment

In days gone by many software developers had little in the way of a software licensing policy.  Licensing agreements were drawn up on the fly by sales execs as a part of negotiating individual deals with potential customers.

This…

Is Software Piracy YouTube’s Latest Challenge?
April 21, 2010 – 2:03 am | No Comment

YouTube has always had a ready supply of pirated music and movies, but now Digital Inspiration reports that pirated software is also prominent on the content sharing site.

People are using the YouTube site to

Lies, Damn Lies and Software Piracy Statistics
April 15, 2010 – 11:50 pm | No Comment

software licensing stats 300x225 Lies, Damn Lies and Software Piracy Statistics

I am sure that by now you have all seen the many column inches which have been devoted to the revelation that the US’s much publicized intellectual property theft and software piracy statistics may not be entirely accurate.

Software Licensing on the Move
April 14, 2010 – 5:17 am | No Comment

SL.tv on the move 225x300 Software Licensing on the MoveJust a very quick post to let you know that you can now catch up with all the latest Software Licensing, copy protection and software piracy news whist you are out and about as SoftwareLicensing.tv is now available on…

Software Licensing Case Study: Why “DIY” may not be the Best Option for the ISV.
April 12, 2010 – 12:34 am | No Comment

nalpeiron Screen shot 300x261 Software Licensing Case Study: Why DIY may not be the Best Option for the ISV.This is an interesting software licensing case study.

SoftCafe are a great example of how an ISV can succeed by really understanding a niche market. The company was founded in 1994 and…