Sentences with phrase «protect against piracy»

Microsoft Office also includes an activation feature that requires you activate new copies of Microsoft Office with Microsoft to protect against piracy.

In the 2012 amendments to the Copyright Act, Parliament added a TPM anti-circumvention regime to protect against piracy in the digital age.

That said, with the increasing economic pressure for even SP games to be online (to protect against piracy), I am beginning to suspect the oft - recurring memes of the Episodic SP game, and the game - world - as - platform are finally going to arrive.

One of the easiest things you can do to protect yourself against piracy is to convert your file to a secure PDF.

Alternatively, it would be easy enough to allow some form of text copying that would protect against piracy.

Not exact matches

Apparently, yesterday's mass Internet protests (from the likes of Google, Wikipedia and Reddit) must have had an effect: Many of the Senators who previously supported the controversial Stop Internet Piracy and Protect IP Acts — including some previous co-sponsors of the bills — have now come out in opposition against the proposed laws...

Depending on application, the closures must not only ensure that the container is closed and tightly sealed, but also protect its contents against product piracy whilst complying with the highest technical safety standards.

Adobe Digital Editions maintains the DRM (Digital Rights Management) which digitally protects the book against piracy.

The goal of DRM is to protect eBooks against piracy and for the most part it does an effective job.

But DRM - protected titles are still subject to piracy, and we believe a great majority of readers are just as against piracy as publishers are, understanding that piracy impacts on an author's ability to earn an income from their creative work.

The application collects the data in order to comply with the DRM (digital rights management) policies that protect copyright holders against piracy.

In the publishing world, it is a way of «protecting» digital books against copyright infringement and piracy, which have been a major concern to publishers since the advent of the Internet.

The driving force behind the IDL is a group called Fight for the Future, a nonprofit organization that helped organize the protests against the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Protect Intellectual Property Act (PIPA) back in late 2011.

A South Wales law firm has secured a major contract from a multinational software company, to support its strategy on protecting its Intellectual Property and lead its fight against international piracy of its products.

These incidents raise questions on the ability of these platforms to protect against plagiarism or piracy.

ZhongAn Technology, a subsidiary of Chinese online insurer ZhongAn, hopes to patent a blockchain solution for protecting digital media against piracy.