Court practice Free Office case: claims on software modification and IP rights on its outcomes A court case on usage of open source software (LibreOffice) to create another one (Free Office), and how licenses, scope of modification impact on the IP rights on the modification outcomes and chances to include them in the Russian software registry.
Open source Featured Does the AGPL apply when distilling data into your AI model? Do the AGPL terms apply to the output of open sourced AI model (under the Russian laws)?
Open source Buy Gus a Beer! Or About the Beer-ware License The short review made by Denis Dorotenko on the Beer-ware license. A brief history, the citations from its author, why its revision is 42, the similar licenses (hug-ware, tequila-ware and so on).
Open source Open-Source Software: Getting the Legal ‘OK’ Glad to announce my yet another publication. It is about how to supervise (from the legal point of view) the process of computer programs code releases into public access as a source code, what tips and tricks are useful for legal counsels, and how they can mitigate possible legal risks.
Open source OpenChain Specification 2.0 in Russian (draft) Good news for OpenChain community in Russia. As you can remember, I have translated OpenChain Specification 1.2. in 2018. Time is going, and The OpenChain Project was announced version 2.0 of the specification for open source compliance in the supply chain. The time has come, and I was
