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If it's a free download it still might not fly. I suspect they would have to charge a reasonable fee for providing the specific functionality in order for that
by Reelin 6y ago
If it's a free download it still might not fly. I suspect they would have to charge a reasonable fee for providing the specific functionality in order for that approach to work (otherwise the only "sale" was that of the original software).
- Dylan16807 6y agoIf you focus specifically on the sale, sure. But if you look at what actually happens to the IP, there's a good argument that dolby has no right to any payment from a user that never touches their IP.
- Reelin 6y agoIsn't the IP licensed in terms of sales (or revenue, or something similar) though? (I haven't looked up the specific license in this case.)
- sjwright 6y agoThe license fee would be based upon the method of counting installed base. If Adobe wants to change the method of counting, Dolby should be allowed to change the fee.