licensing problem
[ˈlaɪsənsɪŋ ˈprɑbləm]
nounpl: licensing problems
problema de licença
1. A legal or regulatory issue arising from the absence, invalidity, or improper use of a license required to operate a business, use software, or conduct a professional activity
The company faced a licensing problem when they were caught using unlicensed software.
A empresa enfrentou um problema de licença quando foi descoberto que estava usando software não licenciado.
2. A conflict or difficulty related to intellectual property rights or the distribution rights of creative works
The streaming service encountered a licensing problem with the music rights holders.
O serviço de streaming enfrentou um problema de licença com os detentores dos direitos autorais de música.
3. An administrative or compliance issue preventing someone from obtaining or maintaining a professional license
He had a licensing problem that delayed his medical practice approval.
Ele tinha um problema de licença que atrasou a aprovação de sua prática médica.
This term is particularly relevant in modern business contexts, especially in tech, software, entertainment, and professional services sectors in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazil, discussions of licensing problems are increasingly common with the growth of digital services and stricter enforcement of intellectual property laws. In the US, licensing problems are a major concern for startups and businesses, with significant legal and financial implications.
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