Sentence examples for protect authors from inspiring English sources

Stricter regulation of technological innovation will not protect authors and artists.

"The aim was never financial; it only aimed to protect authors' rights," said a spokeswoman for the company.

Twain introduced this costume when he appeared at the Library of Congress in December 1906 to argue for a bill that would protect authors' copyrights in perpetuity.

The purpose of such grants was not to protect authors' or publishers' rights but to raise government revenue and to give the government control over the contents of publication.

Despite Google's assurances that it would protect authors and publishers, the company was unable to allay the fear that digitization would eventually cheapen the value of the books; and publishers and writers expressed concern that Google would profit from book searches without sharing the ad revenue.

The copyright law is intended to protect authors and creators, not allow another company to commercially benefit from their work.

He worked fiercely to protect author's rights and interests, and served on the executive board of the Society of Authors Representativess for more than 20 years.

Fashion designers find no comfort in the federal copyright statute, which protects authors and creators, but does not extend to "useful articles," including apparel and shoes.

Adobe is a key player in digital rights management for protecting authors and publishers from software piracy.

The right of integrity protects authors from having their copyrighted works altered in such a fashion as to constitute a "distortion" or "mutilation" of the original work, or in a way that harms the author's reputation or honour.

Byliner withdrew the book from Amazon's shelves, saying it did so to "protect our authors' interest".