My high school copied the Pirates of the Caribbean logo and put it on the front of my yearbook. I think that they should be reported because they weren’t very creative ripping off a logo and the yearbook itself was poorly designed. How do I report them to Disney? Thanks. The school does make money off of the yearbook. Also, it’s a poorly run high school with bad teachers and bad education program. I would be doing the students a favor if the school went bankrupt and they had to go to another school. So, what are the chances of legal actions being taken if I report them?
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Is there a number that I can call to report a copyright infringement on a photo?
Posted by admin on March 26th, 2011
A customer got away with making copies of a blatantly copyrighted photo. I want to do something about this, instead of just sitting by and letting it go unpunished. Yes I work at the store where it happened, but one of the managers at the store pretty much ignored what I said, and gave the customer the photos anyway. Needless to say, I no longer work there. The only reason it makes me so mad, is because this guy was going crazy on me, cursing me up and down. I was afraid for my life, management should have kicked him out. But because he acted like a lunatic, he got what he wanted.
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5 Comments »New software licensing strategies crucial in shifting computer market.: An article from: Software Industry Report
Posted by admin on February 26th, 2011
Product DescriptionThis digital document is an article from Software Industry Report, published by Millin Publishing, Inc. on April 19, 1993. The length of the article is 590 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.Citation DetailsTitle: New software lice… More >> New software licensing strategies crucial in shifting computer market.: An article from: Software Industry Report
How do you report copyright infringement on youtube?
Posted by admin on February 25th, 2011
This person copied another youtuber’s video & pretended that it was his own. I called him a poser & he told me to kill myself. I want to report his video.
Should I report this Amazon seller to authorities; would they even do anything?
Posted by admin on February 10th, 2011
I tried buying a student solution manual, paperback form, on Amazon. Today my solution manual arrived, but it was not a book, but a cd. It looks exactly to me that this seller baught some blank cds to download stuff on and come of those thin, cheap cd cases that you would find anywhere like Walmart. Point is, I’m highly sure that this seller is commiting a crime we call piracy. (I also believe this because 1) we can’t leave the seller feedback, meaning he doesn’t want other potential buyers to know what he is wrongfully selling, and 2) I looked up the same student solution manual on amazon again and sure enough the seller is selling the same thing again. I don’t want other buyers to get cheated out of what they ordered (book, not cd!) and secondly, he’s making money off of something he has no right to make money off of. I shoudl also add that I apparently am not the only one. This seller has 3 older feedback, one of which says “Received incorrect item (CD-ROM vs. paperback as ordered).)
Posted in Software Piracy Tags: amazon, anything, authorities, even, report, seller, Should, they, This, Would 1 Comment »Congress makes software piracy a felony offense; Bush expected to sign measure into law before the election. : An article from: Software Industry Report
Posted by admin on February 6th, 2011
Product DescriptionThis digital document is an article from Software Industry Report, published by Millin Publishing, Inc. on October 19, 1992. The length of the article is 495 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.Citation DetailsTitle: Congress makes … More >> Congress makes software piracy a felony offense; Bush expected to sign measure into law before the election. : An article from: Software Industry Report
Apple losses on final ‘look and feel’ aspects of lawsuit. : An article from: Software Industry Report
Posted by admin on February 2nd, 2011
Product DescriptionThis digital document is an article from Software Industry Report, published by Millin Publishing, Inc. on August 17, 1992. The length of the article is 374 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.Citation DetailsTitle: Apple losses on … More >> Apple losses on final ‘look and feel’ aspects of lawsuit. : An article from: Software Industry Report
Where can I report anonymously about massive music&movie piracy in an office in Nairobi Kenya Hazina Towers?
Posted by admin on February 2nd, 2011
Hazina Towers is the name of the building in Nairobi Central Business District. On the 6th floor of this building is Xtreme Videoz. Here they sell any latest movie,music,tv series and anything for 50 shillings which is about 0.7US$. They just copy what you want to a blank imation dvd disk and you have your movie. The place is always packed and I estimate about 500 people come to buy here. It is strategically located just in the Nairobi CBD. If cinemas do not take care this place is going to drive them out of business given the magnitude it attracts. Where could I possibly report this crime against Hollywood?
Posted in Software Piracy Tags: About, anonymously, Hazina, Kenya, Massive, music&movie, Nairobi, Office, Piracy, report, Towers 3 Comments »How do I report a person for piracy?
Posted by admin on February 1st, 2011
I know someone who is absolutely a pirate of everything. He pirates copies of operating systems, games, movies, TV shows, music, you name it… He says that it’s perfectly fine to steal from people and that he shouldn’t have to pay for anything. The net value of everything he pirated would have to be close to $10,000. He has copies and programs still on his computer with everything he stole… I mean, even his operating system is stolen. I want him to stop pirating so much because he gets very hostile when it’s recommended that he stops breaking the law, and I’m honestly afraid for him. I would like to know how to report him to the authorities so that he gets his computer confiscated and is forced to pay for everything he stole. Do I just call the police? Is there a form to print out? Please point me in the right direction, thanks. He is keeping it for himself and distributing select things to other people. I don’t know if he’s selling it, persay. And no, I have nothing to hide. I have never took and will never take something that is illegal. My grandfather was a programmer and my cousin is an author, and I see how consumers stealing their hardwork can put a financial burden on them. Let them go ahead and take my computer — they will find nothing. I wouldn’t bother reporting if this was just “oh I downloaded X and X movie,” but over $10,000, and then name calling/hitting/rage when suggesting that what he is doing is illegal? I fear for my life when I’m around him and he takes time away from normal activities to go on the computer and download more illegal stuff. I want him to step away from this because I know he has a problem. This is why I want to report.
Aarkstore Enterprise -Mobile Music in China: Making the Right Noises-Market Research Report
Posted by admin on January 24th, 2011
Mobile Music in China: Making the Right Noises Mobile music is the driving force of China’s wireless value-added services (WVAS) sector today. What started with a few simple beeped-out ringtones has now blossomed into a multifaceted group of music services. Mobile Music in China: Making the Right Noises offers the most comprehensive, up-to-date study on this fast-growing sector available anywhere. In this report, we analyze the key market forces at play today and forecast what the next five years will bring. Written for an international audience, this report is a valuable resource for mobile operators, music companies, and investors. Key Topics Covered Mobile Music Sectors Covered Ringtones: A unexpected new revenue stream for domestic musicians and record labels Ringback Tones: Introduced just three years ago, over one third of China’s mobile users have one Music IVR: An aging technology that has lasted longer than most predicted Next-generation Services: Dim prospects for full-track downloads and streaming music Industry Wide Coverage Mobile operators Service providers: Chinese Internet portals, WVAS specialists, and music-focused SPs Government regulators Record labels and content providers Content aggregators and industry watchdogs Questions Answered How are mobile music revenues shared, and which companies are profiting from which services? How much is music-related piracy being controlled in China, and to what extent do mobile music services suffer from piracy? How does the continued wait for 3G licenses affect China’s mobile music market? What are the most important factors that will hinder or drive mobile music use in China between now and 2010? For more information, please contact :http://www.aarkstore.com/reports/Mobile-Music-in-China-Making-the-Right-Noises-91432.html
Posted in Software Piracy Tags: Aarkstore, China, Enterprise, Making, Mobile, music, NoisesMarket, report, research, Right Comments OffHow do I report a fake sony video game controller and copyright infringement?
Posted by admin on January 5th, 2011
I bought a sony playstation 3 controller and it turned out to be fake. it looks just like a sony controller on the outside and on the packaging but the inside of the controller tells a whole different story. It has the sony logo with copyright sign all over the product. What can I do to make sure this company is fully prosecuted?
Posted in Software Piracy Tags: controller, Copyright, Fake, Game, Infringement, report, Sony, video 2 Comments »How do I report possible copyright infringement of software?
Posted by admin on December 30th, 2010
I have come across 2 online games, both are free with options to pay for upgrades. They have maybe 20 percent difference between the two of them – menus, terms, even graphics and design are extremely similar. There is such a similarity between the two that I feel obligated to report this to someone. It’s not obvious whose design came first, and so I’d rather not alert the companies themselves. What objective organization could I contact that would deal with copyright law for software? I believe both companies are based in the US, as am I. In response to the first answer – I am not talking about borrowing broad concepts. I mean that the software is identical in material, except for a very few additional features on each site. Absolutely identical, there can be no mistaking it. It would be similar to taking a thesis and tacking on one chapter, not like writing a paper on the same subject.