Software Patents: Everybody’s Losing
It is beyond dispute that software is one of the most valuable assets in our society. So, asks Colin Hulme, why are we incapable of drafting laws to protect it adequately?…
It is beyond dispute that software is one of the most valuable assets in our society. So, asks Colin Hulme, why are we incapable of drafting laws to protect it adequately?…
The course for the August/September issue of the magazine (Course code HW/SFCL34 – 1 hour)…
SCL’s 2006 Conference, supported by Intellect, is to be held on 24 and 25 November in Oxford. It will deal with the critical legal issues of public sector IT procurement, regulation and management….
The new SCL website is now live. Here is a quick summary of some of the new features available to members on the site….
Laurence Eastham reports on his brief acquaintance with the legendary Statute Law Database, which carries all UK legislation in officially updated form….
Sparked by the recent Mumsnet dispute, Nick Armstrong looks at Internet libel from the perspective of a practising libel specialist….
Jeremy Holt takes a realistic look at staff policies on Internet and e-mail use and the like. He also offers a specimen computer and e-mail use policy….
Paul Motion recounts recent developments in Scotland which have led to the establishment of the Court Technology Forum….
In a guest editorial, John Yates remarks on a trend that might make some readers uncomfortable but which offers the dreaded ‘challenges as opportunities’ for most….
Katie Withers reports on the issues surrounding Google News and claims that it breaches copyright….