Computer & Internet Law Updates for 2010-01-16

January 16th, 2010 by Barry Sookman Leave a reply »

Books Titles Unregistrable as Trademarks in Canada http://bit.ly/7T2c0r #
RIAA urges FCC to adopt “flexible” net neutrality regulations http://bit.ly/5Qoua2 #
You can take Google out of China, but can you take the China out of Google? http://bit.ly/6Mmbls #
China writers say Google ready to settle book row http://viigo.im/25IZ #
German Data Protection: Use of Web Analytics Tools Illegal? http://viigo.im/25Jg #
Google Hack Attack Was Ultra Sophisticated, New Details Show http://viigo.im/25Jk #
IBM number 1 patent filer for 2009 http://viigo.im/266Q #

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