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Yeh that's the way I am leaning at the moment. It really does seem to be a case of identical featureset and similar language to describe it (for example some of
by ErrantX 17y ago
Yeh that's the way I am leaning at the moment. It really does seem to be a case of identical featureset and similar language to describe it (for example some of the acronyms for features are the same though the exact words (that make up the acronym) are different).
Thanks for your input (you made me confident to go back to the guy and say "you need an IP lawyer" :))
- pbhjpbhj 17y agoJust read the Audion vs SoundJam (which became iTunes) story posted elsewhere on HN. It seems quite aposit. Audion created a new skinning method, SoundJam copied that method allowing Audion skins to be used with SoundJam. Some other company than Panic would have added DRM to prevent the use of the skins in anything but Audion. Is there any way you can be more specific about the products? An IP Lawyer is going to cost you - they will find stuff that you can protect but this is not necessarily going to be the best way forward. Lawyers tend to see legal solutions. YMMV. edit:Typo