Sentence examples for make copyright from inspiring English sources
It says it would "Make copyright shorter in length, fair and flexible, and prevent patents applying to software".
Online publishers, for instance, were worried that the T.P.P. would make copyright law stricter, thereby making them more vulnerable to copyright-infringement accusations.
It is claimed that the law will make copyright protection stronger in the EU than in America.Schlumberger, an American oil-services company, agreed to buy Sema, an Anglo-French software firm, for £3.6 billion ($5.3 billion).
The Greens' manifesto said the party aims to "make copyright shorter in length, fair and flexible" with the party's policy website saying it would "introduce generally shorter copyright terms, with a usual maximum of 14 years".
But unlike the record industry, book publishers agreed to share their rights long before a free alternative like Napster or Kazaa came along to make copyright violations as easy as clicking a mouse.
Within the last two decades the ability of freelance artists and photographers to earn a living has come under assault: from publishers who demand they surrender copyrights in return for assignments, from cutthroat competition with discount "image providers" and now from legal "visionaries" who wish to make copyright itself obsolete.
The recording industry is developing technology to make copyrighted music more difficult to duplicate.
See articleGoogle said it will tweak its PageRank algorithm so that websites which make copyrighted content available illegally come lower down the list of search results.
[C3.] Movie Industry Preparing Lawsuits Hollywood's major movie studios said that they would begin filing lawsuits against people who make copyrighted films available for downloading over the Internet.
[Page A1.] Striving to Make Copyrights Moot While courts struggle over the recording industry's challenge to digital music-swapping, software is being written that could make it impossible to control the traffic in any kind of digital information -- whether it is music, video, text or software.
According to the media companies, The Pirate Bay has profitably caused over $13 million in damages by assisting copyright infringement and helping to make copyrighted material available.
