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3. Digital DJ licensing - Wikipedia

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   The licensing system has been criticised by DJs as being unfair and overly expensive. The major points of criticism are the double charges for copying music from an original CD to a hard drive (first buying the CD and then paying for the licence to make a copy), and the unintuitive differentiating between downloaded music and music bought on a physical medium, since the reasoning for allowing ...

4. Software license - Wikipedia

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   EULAs, almost always offered on a take-it-or-leave-it basis as a non-negotiable condition for using the software, [34] are very far from the prototypical contract where both parties fully understand the terms and agree of their own free will. [35] There has been substantial debate on to what extent the agreements can be considered binding.

5. Copyright transfer agreement - Wikipedia

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   [29] [30] Thus, in many cases, authors might not even have the legal rights to transfer full rights to publishers, or agreements have been amended to make full texts available on repositories or archives, regardless of the subsequent publishing contract. [31]

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7. Browsewrap - Wikipedia

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   The browsewrap agreement ("[b]y using this site, you agree ...") found on the English Wikipedia. Browsewrap (also browserwrap or browse-wrap license) is a term used in Internet law to refer to a contract or license agreement covering access to or use of materials on a web site or downloadable product.