Fire Alarm Companies

ChurchHatesTucker points to an article in electronic games, 1985, available via Archive.org, threatens the rights of software pirates. You may notice that most of the article sounds familiar.

My favorite part is where they explain that there is no software that comes out of the UK, by the that "piracy has flourished unchecked" in the UK and now "no company wants to waste time and money to create an innovative program, knowing that the best result, the more likely that the vultures scam. "Uh huh. Meanwhile, a special thank you to those who violate copyrights determined to help preserve this article for posterity ...


these really proves the old adage, "the more things change the more they stay the same." Although it is quite remarkable that the article highlights some software companies that believe there are better ways to fight against the use of counterfeit DRM. It highlights two possible strategies: the first is the addition of extra bells and whistles for containers and the rarity of many people. The second is

be nice : active resistance DRM, letting consumers know that having a strong substitution policy and maintain reasonable prices. Of course, these are the types of strategies that people are suggesting again today, but most software companies still seem resistant to kiss her. Those who do not understand the history may be doomed to repeat it ... no copyright infringement and to preserve this little piece, perhaps not even know the story

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