Post: Sony Hiring for Anti-Piracy Program
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02-25-2011, 04:29 AM
#1
CLM
[b]They say sorry Mr. West is..[/b]
Source: You must login or register to view this content. // By: ClutchLikeMelo // February 24, 2011
It looks like Sony is trying to further protect the PS3 from piracy by posting some new job listings.
On SCEA's recruitment site, they are calling for a senior corporate counsel and senior paralegal to aid in "developing and implementing an anti-piracy program".
The qualities they would like to see displayed is "Deep knowledge of trademark and copyright law" and "knowledge of online investigative practices, online databases, anti-piracy and DMCA tracker products and services".
They also listed that "the program to be developed will require a strong strategic online component"and SCEA's marketing, product development and business development departments will give their input.
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02-25-2011, 04:31 AM
#2
Racketeer 2.0
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The person they're sueing would be the best for the job!! Its just another retard move by sony.
02-26-2011, 07:17 PM
#6
NextGenTactics
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Originally posted by ClutchLikeMelo
Sony Hiring for Anti-Piracy Program
Source: You must login or register to view this content. // By: ClutchLikeMelo // February 24, 2011
It looks like Sony is trying to further protect the PS3 from piracy by posting some new job listings.
On SCEA's recruitment site, they are calling for a senior corporate counsel and senior paralegal to aid in "developing and implementing an anti-piracy program".
The qualities they would like to see displayed is "Deep knowledge of trademark and copyright law" and "knowledge of online investigative practices, online databases, anti-piracy and DMCA tracker products and services".
They also listed that "the program to be developed will require a strong strategic online component"and SCEA's marketing, product development and business development departments will give their input.
Source: You must login or register to view this content. // By: ClutchLikeMelo // February 24, 2011
It looks like Sony is trying to further protect the PS3 from piracy by posting some new job listings.
On SCEA's recruitment site, they are calling for a senior corporate counsel and senior paralegal to aid in "developing and implementing an anti-piracy program".
The qualities they would like to see displayed is "Deep knowledge of trademark and copyright law" and "knowledge of online investigative practices, online databases, anti-piracy and DMCA tracker products and services".
They also listed that "the program to be developed will require a strong strategic online component"and SCEA's marketing, product development and business development departments will give their input.
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02-26-2011, 07:29 PM
#8
NextGenTactics
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Originally posted by ClutchLikeMelo
That's copy and pasted and not put in the news section....
Oh! ok i understand, so if it's already been posted, copied or not, it's still ok to post it again?
I thought it didnt matter WHERE it was posted on NGU, if it was "Already Posted" shouldnt it be removed? or is that OK seeing it's in the NEWS Section?
02-26-2011, 07:49 PM
#9
Mr.Kane
Greatness
Originally posted by ClutchLikeMelo
Sony Hiring for Anti-Piracy Program
Source: You must login or register to view this content. // By: ClutchLikeMelo // February 24, 2011
It looks like Sony is trying to further protect the PS3 from piracy by posting some new job listings.
On SCEA's recruitment site, they are calling for a senior corporate counsel and senior paralegal to aid in "developing and implementing an anti-piracy program".
The qualities they would like to see displayed is "Deep knowledge of trademark and copyright law" and "knowledge of online investigative practices, online databases, anti-piracy and DMCA tracker products and services".
They also listed that "the program to be developed will require a strong strategic online component"and SCEA's marketing, product development and business development departments will give their input.
Source: You must login or register to view this content. // By: ClutchLikeMelo // February 24, 2011
It looks like Sony is trying to further protect the PS3 from piracy by posting some new job listings.
On SCEA's recruitment site, they are calling for a senior corporate counsel and senior paralegal to aid in "developing and implementing an anti-piracy program".
The qualities they would like to see displayed is "Deep knowledge of trademark and copyright law" and "knowledge of online investigative practices, online databases, anti-piracy and DMCA tracker products and services".
They also listed that "the program to be developed will require a strong strategic online component"and SCEA's marketing, product development and business development departments will give their input.
Geohot offered, instead they sued him.
---------- Post added at 07:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:47 PM ----------
Originally posted by NextGenTactics
Oh! ok i understand, so if it's already been posted, copied or not, it's still ok to post it again?
I thought it didnt matter WHERE it was posted on NGU, if it was "Already Posted" shouldnt it be removed? or is that OK seeing it's in the NEWS Section?
I thought it didnt matter WHERE it was posted on NGU, if it was "Already Posted" shouldnt it be removed? or is that OK seeing it's in the NEWS Section?
People complained about this a while ago. I think this should be removed. Your thread was posted first end of.
02-26-2011, 07:50 PM
#10
mijitan
Banned
Originally posted by Mr.KANE
Geohot offered, instead they sued him.
---------- Post added at 07:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:47 PM ----------
People complained about this a while ago. I think this should be removed. Your thread was posted first end of.
---------- Post added at 07:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:47 PM ----------
People complained about this a while ago. I think this should be removed. Your thread was posted first end of.
true that lol sony should hire geohot
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