Shared hosting has always been more popular than renting your own server. The reasons for this are obvious – users have the opportunity to “shift the strangers to the shoulders” of responsibility for the smooth operation of their sites. It is extremely difficult to provide such a mode of equipment operation on a dedicated server. […]
Why hockey bets? Of course, hockey is one of the popular sports that gathers huge fan stadiums across the planet. The dynamics of the game is so high that many viewers cannot even understand the trajectory of the flying washers in the match. Thanks to the frantic rhythm, unexpected turns and other criteria, hockey is […]
Recently, I sent my dissertation as a PDF file to a copy shop and got an email back that I had not embedded all fonts and that they won’t print it for me. What? So instead of celebrating the submission, I had to search online for pdf latex “font embedding”, and this blog post is a […]
There has as been a lot a talk at #ePrdctn Hour recently about font embedding and font obfuscation/mangling. I wanted to provide some resources in case anyone is struggling with the same issues.
A Website Development Agreement is an agreement between a company desiring to have a website developed or modified (the “client”) and a person or company that will be handling the development (the “Developer”).
A software reseller agreement is a legal agreement outlining the rights and responsibilities between the owner of software (the “publisher”) and a person or business wanting the right to sell or license the software to third parties (the “reseller”).
Copyright law has become increasingly important in today’s digital age. With the explosion of social media and the relative ease at which anyone can share content at the press of a button, copyright lawyers have found that their services are needed more than ever.
A software license agreement is a legal agreement outlining the rights and responsibilities between the owner of software (the “licensor”) and a person or business wanting the right to access or use the software (the “licensee”).
The case law governing software license agreements has evolved dramatically over the past 20 years as cataloged by Doug Phillips in his book The Software License Unveiled.
Hard to believe we’re nearly halfway through October. We’ve got a lot of updates for you this month, many of which you’ll hear about next week at Adobe’s annual MAX conference. Let’s kick it off with a look at what we’ve added to the library recently.