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Or, you can just move to a more reasonable region. I'm expecting more startups coming from the EU and Asia because of the difference in regulations. (And while
by syntern 12y ago
Or, you can just move to a more reasonable region. I'm expecting more startups coming from the EU and Asia because of the difference in regulations.
(And while they will be sued in the US and other places, they will have plenty of business opportunities elsewhere).
- cromwellian 12y agoThat will work so long as no world-wide treaty synchronizes the shitty copyright/patent laws across nations.
- undersuit 12y agoYou'd have to do that in secret if you didn't want massive backlash.
- cromwellian 12y agoYou mean do it in secret like this? http://www.theverge.com/2013/11/13/5099236/wikileaks-publishes-leaked-draft-of-tpp http://www.theverge.com/2013/11/13/5099236/wikileaks-publish...
- lern_too_spel 12y agoAccording to the Berne Convention, signatory countries must recognize the copyright of a work in its country of origin. I think that means US copyright law on Oracle's works apply in all 167 signatory countries, but maybe an IP lawyer will chime in to correct me.
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- logn 12y agoIf you have US customers you can be sued in the US.
- briantakita 12y agoEven though US customers benefit from your service. It's funny & sad how US customers are seen as property of corporations. That is why Free Software is important.