| 英文摘要 |
Free Open Source Software has liberated software from the status of exclusive use. By utilizing a clause of authorization, Open Source Software that entitles to legal protection of property right can open to unspecified people under certain conditions. Because of the growing use of Open Source Software, corporations have begun investigating its potential commercial opportunities. Among them, the Android smartphone operating system (OS), which uses open source coding, has attracted considerable attention from application developers, mo-bile phone manufacturers, and users. By 2015 Q1, Android smartphones had approximately 85% coverage of the smartphone market. The Android OS, which is licensed under the General Public License (GPL), clearly has unlimited commercial potential. However, corporations that develop Open Source Software bear some risks of copyright infringement. Focusing on insulating mechanism of Android regarding to GPL authorization binding forces on, this article analyzes the legal risks involved in developing Open Source Software on the Android platform through examining the development, authorization, and structure of the Android OS platform.
This article begins with the study of the evolution of indigenous students favored system for enrollments of high school and its constitutional basis. Furthermore, this article reviews the constitutionality of existing affirmative actions for indigenous students. This article also provides some suggestions for existing affirmative actions for indigenous students and constructs a system that can provide affirmative actions for indigenous students but won’t infringe the right of equal protection of nonindigenous students. |
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