I want to test out Skype's video conference abilities for use in our company. But I am unsure wether this type of business use is allowed since the UELA states: "Skype hereby grants You a limited, personal, non-commercial, free of charge license to download..."
I am guessing commercial use is allowed since there is a business version available for free.
Full Version: Is it allowed to use Skype in our company/business?
QUOTE(per_zk @ Tue Dec 4 2007, 13:50) [snapback]471306[/snapback]
I want to test out Skype's video conference abilities for use in our company. But I am unsure wether this type of business use is allowed since the UELA states: "Skype hereby grants You a limited, personal, non-commercial, free of charge license to download..."
I am guessing commercial use is allowed since there is a business version available for free.
Yes, this is allowed. Many businesses use Skype video. You are not allowed to charge anyone for using Skype (you cannot resell the service).
QUOTE(spud5 @ Tue Dec 4 2007, 18:17) [snapback]471391[/snapback]
Yes, this is allowed. Many businesses use Skype video. You are not allowed to charge anyone for using Skype (you cannot resell the service).
OK, thank you, that is what I thought.
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