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This seems reasonable as the US Navy likely hadn't bough licenses for $155 mil, but had negotiated or accepted other use patterns than en-masse installation. I
by madsbuch 4y ago
This seems reasonable as the US Navy likely hadn't bough licenses for $155 mil, but had negotiated or accepted other use patterns than en-masse installation.
Importantly, this should also be seen as precedence for private piracy and that people with thousands of movies on their harddrives naturally aren't liable for the sum of their retail price.
- kasztelan_ 4y ago>Importantly, this should also be seen as precedence for private piracy and that people with thousands of movies on their harddrives naturally aren't liable for the sum of their retail price. I don't think that holds. They installed all this software automatically, when you download movies you have to manually action each one. I mean, unless people are downloading movie packs from torrent sites these days or whatever?