[ED-TECH] Fwd: Urgent Posting for @ the U

If you buy a computer program, and then you don't need it anymore, can you sell it to someone else? I am NOT a lawyer, but my understanding is that the license makes that illegal. If you actually purchased the software rather than licensing it, the "first sale" rule would apply, and you could resell it. Come hear one of the experts in the field talk about this collision between technology and the law and how it is being worked out. (I don't really know what the talk will be about. This is my guess based on the description below.)

The talk is TONIGHT at 5:00 pm in Gusman Concert Hall.

Bill Vilberg - bill.vilberg@miami.edu, 786-250-2255

http://vilberg.com - Spreading seeds of education, technology, and more

Begin forwarded message:

From: "Segura, Sabrina" <ssegura@law.miami.edu>
To: "Vilberg, William R." <bill.vilberg@miami.edu>
Subject: Urgent Posting for @ the U

Dear Bill,

 

Upon the suggestion of a professor, I am sending the attached in hopes that you can post it on blackboard.  Please advise if you ened anything further in order to post.  The event is tomorrow and open to EVERYONE!

 

Thanks!

 

 

Sabrina Segura

Conference Coordinator

Office of Events & Conferences

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI SCHOOL OF LAW

O: 305-284-6276 | C: 786-295-9463

F: 305-284-6277 | E: ssegura@law.miami.edu

1311 Miller Drive, Suite D342, Coral Gables, FL 33146

www.law.miami.edu/cle