Entries are now sought for the 2008 IT Law Essay Prize with a host of rewards for the winner, including £1,000 cash, and a further prize for the institution at which the winner is studying….
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Gillian Cordall of Maclay Murray & Spens LLP gives us her round-up of a resoundingly successful SCL Conference….
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Last month saw the conclusion (or did it…?) of a long running battle between the BPI, on behalf of record companies, and CD Wow!. Chris Scroggs gives the background….
The Annual Conference of the Society for Computers & Law…
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George Gardiner summarises a recent judgment and highlights some lessons that may be drawn from it….
Computer Software Group, the controllers of numerous legal software brands, has announced a merger and recapitalisation and will now trade under the IRIS umbrella….
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Gillian Cordall seeks to enlighten readers about Second Life – a world of avatars, anarchy and infinite variety – and the approach to legal problems within that world….
Sometimes the basic questions are asked last, and too late. Adam Westbrooke offers a constructive approach to the most basic question affecting IT in law firms….
These are the questions arising from the SCL half-day seminar on 16 may on Technology Transactions for Financial Institutions (Webinar course code – HW/SFCL26 2.45 hours)…
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Juliet Humphries and Justin Harness reflect the views expressed at, and thoughts arising from, a recent KM Group meeting on KM and Commoditisation….