- Why not a metered Internet? – The Globe and Mail http://bit.ly/eHcfZ5 #
- Rush is on for custom domain name suffixes http://wapo.st/gh9Udy #
- The tangled web of copyright law – the stakes in the UK Meltwater case http://bit.ly/ePXoj6 #
- 10 Easy Steps: How To Use Twitter For Law Students http://bit.ly/e16Pj1 #
- Draft Guidelines For Examining Software Patents in New Zealand Released http://bit.ly/gYs80z #
- Software Patents in India http://bit.ly/gc7ink #
- Ofcom 'to publish ISP copyright code in 6 weeks' http://bit.ly/ekTgLw #
- Conservatives say partisanship interfering in Bill C-32 hearings | The Hill Times http://bit.ly/fhUeBX #
- Calif. juror ordered to turn over Facebook posts http://wapo.st/eu4Le8 #
- IP Milestones: Here's My List, What's Yours? http://bit.ly/hEJXSW #
- Sony To Go After More PS3 Hackers, Including Linux Hacker Graf_Chokolo http://bit.ly/gAe9yQ #
- Computer and Internet Law Updates for 2011-02-07 http://goo.gl/fb/yeTs6 #
- Forum selection clause valid in click wrap agreement in US case Segal v. Amazon.com, Inc. 2011 WL 338400 #
- EU trade mark dispute between online gaming and casino operators in 32Red Plc v WHG (International) Ltd 32 2011 WL 197286 #
- Competitor's viewing of source code for software not infringe US copyright; Softech v. Internet Technology 2011 WL 223594 #
- Software licensee without exclusive license has no standing to sue for copyright infringement in US, HyperQuest. v. N'Site 2011 WL 148803 #
- California Court of Appeals Exempts Process Function Software Licenses from Sales and Use Tax http://bit.ly/dKO6KH #
- ASSOCIATION OF CANADIAN COMMUNITY COLLEGES SUBMISSION TO THE HOUSE of Commons http://bit.ly/deM1Mz #
- Israel's data protection laws given EU seal of approval http://bit.ly/hsrqfb #
- IPEC Issues First Annual Report on Intellectual Property Enforcement http://bit.ly/eD6HcE #
- Make the heaviest online users pay their fair share http://bit.ly/euyi3x #
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