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End of the Road
Read more: End of the RoadAfter a decade of advocating for the developer community, the time has come to wind down the Developers Alliance. For some of you, this may come as a shock. As…
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Application Developers Alliance Welcomes Issa-Chu Patent Legislation
Read more: Application Developers Alliance Welcomes Issa-Chu Patent LegislationThe Application Developers Alliance applauded the growing momentum in Congress behind patent reform legislation that would give patent troll victims a lower cost alternative to challenging a poor quality patent in court.
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Apps Alliance Launches Tool to Help Developers Find Right Revenue Strategy
Read more: Apps Alliance Launches Tool to Help Developers Find Right Revenue StrategyThe Application Developers Alliance has officially launched a tool to help developers monetize and optimize their apps. The Monetization Tool is the first comprehensive database of monetization platforms and resources.
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App Monetization: Picking the Path to App Profitability
Read more: App Monetization: Picking the Path to App ProfitabilityThis White Paper collects information on everything a developer needs to know about app monetization, including where to sell an app, how to price it, and how to generate revenue.
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Application Developers Alliance Welcomes Eight New Members
Read more: Application Developers Alliance Welcomes Eight New MembersThe Application Developers Alliance welcomed new members AppKey, Bottle Rocket Apps, eDealya, Lingolook, PayGear, Phigital, PreApps, and Worry Free Labs. Alliance members have access to a network of more than 20,000 individual developers, over 125 companies, and the DevsBuild.It resource center. Members also influence and guide Alliance advocacy efforts on behalf of the developer community.
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Software Developers Not Liable for Users’ Patent Infringements
Read more: Software Developers Not Liable for Users’ Patent InfringementsIn a court filing, the Application Developers Alliance argued the makers of user-configurable software are not directly liable when the user is capable of configuring the software in a way that infringes a patent.
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App Developers Alliance: White House Champions Innovators
Read more: App Developers Alliance: White House Champions InnovatorsThe Application Developers Alliance commended the plan released by the White House to combat patent trolls. The plan offers a series of reforms, including seven legislative proposals and five executive actions.
