[LINK] Stolen or copied?

Rick Welykochy rick at praxis.com.au
Wed Jun 27 19:49:32 AEST 2007


Stewart Fist wrote:

>  ... ten thousand times, and distributed these copies all over the world so
> your code now has no commercial value.

So, theft is theft, but copyright infringement is a matter of degree?

Regarding code having no commercial value, I cannot recall hearing about
a software product that became valueless because of copyright infringement.
Or a company going under because of it.

What about reported losses due to software "piracy"?

IIRC, the recording industry in the USA reported staggering figures of
0.1% of units are illegal copies.

cheers
rickw







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