Sentence examples for technological protections from inspiring English sources

If copyright laws are not more broadly and aggressively enforced on the Internet, software developers will be forced to resort to cumbersome technological protections that consumers will not like, an industry leader warned today.

Cary Sherman, general counsel of the Recording Industry Association of America, which represents the labels in litigation, said the labels are "proceeding very cautiously in terms of entry into a brand new marketplace where the business models are uncertain, technological protections are still being developed, and impact on the rest of their business unknown".

For most of the appearance, however, Rogers was on the defensive, at pains to explain how legal or technological protections could be put in place to ensure that government access to the data of US technology companies would not result in abuse by intelligence agencies.

But, he said, this did not mean that legal and technological protections were not needed.

The DMCA makes it illegal to circumvent technological protections that control access to copyrighted works.

"You can perhaps imagine better technological protections in the queuing process, or simply change the first-come first-serve system to a random ballot system itself open to questions of fairness," he posits.

If you produce and distribute code that cracks technological protection systems, and that code can be accessed in the United States, then it's just a matter of time before our F.B.I. comes knocking at your door.

So his company promptly developed a technological protection mechanism -- he says patents are already being filed -- that will pinpoint where users of iCraveTV are located geographically, thus barring anyone under the jurisdiction of United States-style copyright restrictions from viewing protected programming outside Canada.

They have argued that at the dawn of digital television, they need regulatory and technological protection to avoid the experiences of the recording industry, which has been forced to cut prices and has filed hundreds of lawsuits to try to stop swapping of music on the Internet.

The added technological protection offered by the output control authorized by the F.C.C. makes it easier for studios to capitalize on the enormous marketing expenditure behind a first-run film like the forthcoming "Salt," with Angelina Jolie, or "Knight and Day," with Tom Cruise, by easing it into homes alongside theaters.

Methods for protection of intellectual property of software range from legal protection to technological protection.