Sentence examples for copying technologies from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the Recording Industry Association of America sees a crucial distinction between Napster and previous copying technologies.

The company behind Windows has long been adept at copying technologies and then crushing the companies that first developed them.

Accordingly, they have urged and obtained ever more protective legislation, that extends the term of copyright and interferes with the development and dissemination of consumer-friendly copying technologies.

As copying technologies have advanced, from the invention of printing in the sixteenth century to the present, acts of piracy have shaped endeavours from scientific publishing to pharmaceuticals and software...

In 1994, China could drive growth by copying technology from other countries.

"Suddenly we have this powerful copying technology in our own homes, and we haven't confronted exactly what it means".

Libraries have also had to adapt their policies to the new copying technology, something with which they are just now coming to terms, said Dr. Lowood.

If a higher court reverses the decision and hands the movie industry a decisive victory over DVD copying technology, "Real will have to withdraw the product and could get sued," he said.

The relatively small size of the digital music files coupled with emerging compression technology, with advances in CD copying technology, and with expanding hard drives, made music a perfect candidate for downloading.

Citing the Supreme Courts Betamax decision, TiVo and Replay argue that, like a VCR, it is permissible to use their downloading and copying technology as long as it is for personal use.

BVP's Cowan said at the time that many startups arriving on the scene were copying technology on the market already, or were launching products hackers had already figured out how to circumvent.