- Bloggers may face libel fines under press regulation deal in UK http://t.co/ig6ZC8Hdei ->
- HP Eyeing $4 Billion Damages Claim in Itanium Case Against Oracle http://t.co/70OMrEwxGa ->
- Site Hosting Leaked Celebrity Data Goes Offline http://t.co/olUPW2LSn3 ->
- Internet pioneers win $1.5 million Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering http://t.co/3cbNB86uEm ->
- Newspapers bridle at 'historic' deal on press regulation (UK) http://t.co/DLTuqNeM91 ->
- A Closer Look at the Righthaven Standing Issue http://t.co/FRRkZYWguf ->
- The FT has “crossed over” to become a digital business — but can anyone else replicate that feat? http://t.co/hsgTEaSwSc ->
- Governments should "investigate alternatives" to email to protect them from security threats http://t.co/DXxNiOyoFp ->
- UK ICO issues Guidance on BYOD for Organizations http://t.co/Z1egUnSOp9 ->
- All roads lead to Rome, as any evidence leads to private copying exception? http://t.co/TL8yoymlzC ->
- Court orders theraputic records to be returned to their maker despite privacy claim http://t.co/vnUGPpqMpF ->
- Computer and Internet Law Updates for 2013-03-19 http://t.co/jZIWVeNv5r ->
- Why do Canada’s wireless critics want to turn back time?
http://t.co/cmQhtpGvLK -> - RT @managingip: Winner for Canadian patent contentious is McCarthy Tetrault at #mipawards ->
- First-Sale Doctrine: Authorized Foreign Sales Exhaust US Copyrights http://t.co/1Vza2kzNAq ->
- Link to US Sup. Ct copyright case, KIRTSAENG, DBA BLUECHRISTINE99 v. JOHN WILEY & SONS, INC. http://t.co/8WLXJdLY22 ->
- Chameleon botnet steals millions from advertisers with fake mouseclicks http://t.co/NLfh0qyZr0 ->
- US regulator: Bitcoin exchanges must comply with money-laundering laws http://t.co/MzngCe0mX2 ->
