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What is the technology that protects the intellectual property rights of publishers and restricts the use of copyrighted works to those who have paid the necessary licensing fees? |
DRM |
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Your organization has 20 employees who need an accounting software update installed. Due to a miscommunication, the purchaser only paid to update 10 licenses. The software company issued a "paper license" and a single key for updating 10 users. Since this is an enterprise paper license there is no mechanism that enforces a limit to the number of times the key can be used so you decide to go ahead and update all 20 users. |
You risk losing your job. You expose you company to litigation by violating the software license agreement. |
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One software license model allows software to be freely distributed, downloaded, and installed without paying a license fee, but often requires a fee for support, training, or added functionality. What is the name of this model? |
Open Source |
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Which of the following is true of online software activation? |
With personal software licenses, the limit usually 1-3 online activations. Before running newly installed application, the user must active their license online on the software vendor’s website. Persistent activation may require the license to be continuously re-activated online at a preconfigured interval. |
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Which of the following is true of the way many large digital media vendors are using Digital Rights Management technology? |
They are adopting alternatives to DRM such as encouraging customers to not illegally share digital files. They are moving away from DRM because of several key shortcomings in the technology. |
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