Genie Out of The Bottle

Lately, your truly was quoted in a Cadalyst article. It's an article in their tech trends section and it deals with the debate vis a vis Intellectual Property and what you can/can't do with the software you purchase.
Here are the juicy highlights:

On Cadalyst's CAD Managers Discussion Forum
( http://www.cadalyst.com/forums/), Ian Carnow from Neil Carnow AIA Architect reasoned, "IP needs to be treated more like regular property. It's unfair to the original purchasers of the software [if you] limit their ability to use the software and their options for resale and upgrade. Most businesses and people aren't pirates. They don't want several illegal copies of software; they just want fair prices and the ability to reuse or resell their seats."

and:

New York Architect Carnow said, "Technology is blurring the lines of traditional marketing and sales models. Now that property is digital, it is potentially unlimited — and you can't put that genie back in the bottle."