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Skype Journal: Skype API Developer Competition

April 26, 2005 07:06 AM
From the Skype DevZone:

We at Skype, are very excited to present our first public competition. It's a competition for developers (that's software developers, not property developers). We would like you invite you to enter.

We're giving away 5000 Euros of cash prizes and in return we'd like you to use our API to develop applications that show-off the potential of Skype, and make it even easier and better to use in the future.

You can put forward as many entries as you like. All we ask is that you're happy for us to make them available to download for free from skype.com and that you get them to us before the deadline for entries on July 1st 2005.

After you work your way through the Details, tell Skype Journal about your project. If you're blogging it, send us a link. For some insights, be sure to read the free Skype Journal's "Learning Skype's Plug-In Architecture" guide.
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Why this rule?? A cut and paste from the lic. terms: hmmmm.. worldwide non-exclusive deal for 5000 Euro's Thats CHEAP!! Its stealing!!

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5.1 By entering this competition, you automatically grant to Skype a worldwide, non-exclusive, sublicenseable, transferable, royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable right to copy, distribute, create derivative works of, publicly perform and display any materials submitted or made available by you.

5.2 Nothing on the Skype website or participant's use of the services or products related hereto shall be construed as conferring any license or other rights under the intellectual property rights or other proprietary rights of Skype, its subsidiaries, affiliates, agents and/or directors. Skype and/or its agents shall be licensed by participants to evaluate all competition related submissions for the purpose of the competition judging. The software and programming code and media relating to the competition and competition related promotion is protected by the laws of copyright, trademark, patent, unfair competition and other proprietary laws. Any competition-related submission further must be the original work of the participant; must not infringe third-party rights; and must be suitable for publication (e.g., may not be obscene or indecent) and promotion.

Posted by: Antonio Eggberg at April 27, 2005 3:47 AM

hi
i am tareq from dubai

Posted by: tareq512 at August 26, 2005 7:18 AM