Sentence examples for future piracy from inspiring English sources

At the same time they have to encrypt new recordings well enough to protect against future piracy, but not so heavily that it frustrates users, perhaps by not allowing them to make legitimate copies for their own use.How the music companies rise to this challenge will be crucial for many industries.

The thinking was that by killing Napster and tying it up with legal headaches, it would set precedent and squash any future piracy sites or file-sharing programs.

This coincides with a lawsuit brought against eight people in an attempt to prevent future piracy of their books, and includes the recent 4th edition Dungeons & Dragons products that were made available through these places as well as all older editions PDFs of the game.

This chapter reviews the future of piracy, stopping piracy is not as simple as arresting everyone involved.

The case is seen as critical for fighting future drug piracy in the world's most populous country.

Streaming is the future of both piracy and legitimate distribution.

Dual computer-criminology degree programs, thus, facilitate the merging of two disciplines that can aid future research on piracy and other computer related crimes and, also, aid in the prevention and control of further illegal digital transmissions.

In throwing out the Acta (Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) bill on Wednesday, MEPs in the European parliament have unwittingly signed their countries up for a future in which internet piracy will lead to the decline of film, the novel, journalism and music on an industrial scale.

The amendment to the bill – amendment 120A – tabled by Clement-Jones and Razzall was designed to replace the controversial clause 17, introduced at the last minute by Lord Mandelson and designed to give the government sweeping powers to change copyright law to deal with future forms of online piracy.

The effect on retail sales -- referred to in the record industry as cannibalization -- is the current preoccupation of many record executives as they search for the right balance to strike between presenting appealing alternatives to piracy and risking future profits.

"But this will be put at risk if the Somali government cannot manage its own public finances properly, avoid future famines or tackle terrorism and piracy".