Sentence examples for licensing models for from inspiring English sources

Others who promote 'global social responsibility' propose concrete licensing models for university inventions that aim to improve access for the developing world [ 50].

MEPs highlighted that this is necessary in order to support current licensing models for the audio-visual sector and to promote cultural diversity.

The settlement will also bring an end to Apple's predatory practices towards IP holders and ensure some stability in the IP licensing model for the wireless industry.

The platform has a SaaS-based licensing model for users, with variable pricing based on the number of collaborators and projects that are being worked on at once.

"After the Commission's July 2018 decision, we changed the licensing model for the Google apps we build for use on Android phones, creating new, separate licenses for Google Play, the Google Chrome browser, and for Google Search.

The new strategy is initially targeted at the three enterprise domains of data center, enterprise WAN and access networks, but Cisco plans to eventually transition to a similar licensing model for service providers as well.

This summer Jolla announced it was focusing its immediate efforts on its software business — and on a licensing model for Sailfish — instead of trying to build both hardware and software itself, as it had been up to that point.

So although Prisma is shifting its monetization strategy (likely a usage-based SDK for the visual effects; and maybe a licensing model for the platform, it says), its consumer apps aren't going away.

This summer Jolla announced it was focusing its immediate efforts on its software business — and on a licensing model for Sailfish — instead of trying to build both hardware and software itself, as it had been up to that point.

It's a new licensing model for Getty, and one that Delaney says represents the company's new approach to the changing nature of online media; in an app-based, mobile-centric world, this kind of licensing, which is more affordable but tied to a specific piece of software, in many ways makes a lot more sense than the older, more expensive model that licenses for broader use.

Google has announced changes to the licensing model for its Android mobile operating system in Europe,  including introducing a fee for licensing some of its own brand apps, saying it's doing so to comply with a major European antitrust ruling this summer.