In her final instalment in her series of articles about augmented reality, Joanne Frears gives you a fearsome story of appetite and intrigue, aspiration and ambition, innovation and destruction….
Online News Media and Svensson: A New Case for Paywalls?
Justin Dear worries about the effect of the Svensson decision on news media and online readers’ access to a wide range of sources…
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Technology Transfer Agreements: New EU Rules
The EU Commission has adopted a revised competition regime for technology transfer agreements…
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Latest Monetary Penalty: Kent Police
Kent Police have been fined £100,000 after interview tapes were abandoned at a former police station…
Samsung v Apple and the EPO
Paul England explains the latest Court of Appeal judgment in the complex litigation that spans the globe…
Information is Still Not Property
Mark Anderson reports on a recent Court of Appeal judgment which considered the ‘interesting and important question, namely, whether it is possible to exercise a common law possessory lien over an electronic database’….
Crowdfunding Rules
Lawyers from Wragge & Co LLP look at crowdfunding as the FCA publishes the rules that apply to it…
A Magna Carta for the Web? No Thanks
Who could be against the idea of a Magna Carta for web users? I could….
E-disclosure Survey
SCL Trustee Clive Freedman has set up a survey seeking responses on the post-Jackson disclosure regime….
LSSA Warns on XP and Security
The Legal Software Suppliers Association has issued a warning to law firms, especially those still dependent on Microsoft Windows XP, to be vigilant against cyber threats and to keep technology up to date…