Tuesday, January 27, 2009 - 2:00 p.m. ET/11:00 a.m. PT
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As the realities of the economic downturn loom large, software vendors are looking
more closely at ways of maximizing their revenues. While many independent software
vendors (ISVs) know that businesses around the globe are using their applications
illegally, few have established strategies for recovering the lost revenue.
Join us for a free webinar on Tuesday, January 27, and hear attorney David Goldstone,
a partner in Goodwin Procter’s Intellectual Property and White Collar Crime & Government
Investigations Practices, discuss legal approaches to recovering revenue
and the issues around software auditing.
V.i. Labs' Victor DeMarines will show you how to create actionable leads for your
legal or sales teams and will demonstrate how CodeArmor® Intelligence can tell you
exactly who is using your software illegally.
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Attend this webcast and you will learn:
- Legal and technical approaches to recovering revenue from businesses that are illegally
using your software
- How software vendors are using automated auditing solutions to identify those businesses
- Answers to your questions about privacy implications and how to implement notice
and consent
- Real world examples of software vendors recovering revenue
Who should attend:
- Directors or VPs of Software Development/Engineering, Product Management, and Software
Licensing
- General counsel
- Compliance officers
- CTOs
About the Presenters:
David Goldstone
Partner, Goodwin Procter
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David Goldstone, a partner in the firm’s Intellectual Property and White Collar
Crime & Government Investigations Practices, focuses on litigation relating to computer
technologies and the Internet. He has extensive experience in patent, copyright
trademark, and trade secret litigation, governmental investigations and white collar
matters, computer security breaches and licensing disputes.
As a former federal prosecutor and a registered patent attorney with undergraduate
and graduate degrees in electrical engineering and computer science from the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Mr. Goldstone is uniquely qualified to litigate cases relating
to computer technologies, the Internet, intellectual property, privacy and data
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Victor DeMarines
VP, Products, V.i. Labs
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Mr. DeMarines brings extensive security product management, and marketing experience
to V.i. Labs, where he is responsible for product strategy and direction. He is
a frequent speaker and author on topics including piracy, reverse engineering and
the protection of intellectual property. He has held senior product management positions
at RSA Security, Authentica (now EMC), AXENT Technologies (now Symantec) and Progress
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