Sentence examples for both copyrights from inspiring English sources

Oracle's high-profile lawsuit against Google, in which it claimed that the search giant's Android mobile software infringed both copyrights and patents obtained from Sun Microsystems, is in tatters after the judge in the case ruled that key elements of Sun's software cannot be copyrighted, and so were not infringed.

To the studios the implications concern both copyright and branding.

His work made just thirty-seven hundred dollars, but Mattel sued for both copyright and trademark infringements.

#16: Copyright owners must pay Ofcom's costs; both copyright owners and ISPs must pay costs of implementing technical measures; accused subscribers must also share appeal costs.

The suit against Gator maintains that its pop-up ads violate both copyright and trademark laws and that they allow Gator to profit unjustly from the user traffic generated by these Web sites.

The foundation has answered those letters on Mr. Frankel's behalf, pointing out in one response to Mr. Carlin in 2002 that parody is "protected expression under the First Amendment and a recognized exception to both copyright and trademark law".

"We hope that effort –- designed to notify and educate customers, not to penalize them –- will set a reasonable standard for both copyright owners and I.S.P.'s to follow, while informing customers about copyright laws and encouraging them to get content from the many legal sources that exist".

Even British industry body the BPI, which has been a regular critic of Google over the high rankings for piracy sites on its search engine, has launched its own YouTube channel called Transmitter to promote British artists' music – illustrating the perception of Google as both copyright foe and distribution friend for music companies.

What happens, for instance, if Judge Patel in San Francisco and Judge Lewis A. Kaplan in New York come down on the side of the entertainment industry, but the distribution of both copyrighted music and a computer code that cracks legally protected encryption continues undeterred?

It is shown how the protective instruments of secrecy and both copyright and patent have been strengthened considerably during the last two decades.

Both copyright law and industry standards need to evolve to take that into consideration.