Acting for Nevada-based games company Topware Interactive Inc, Davenport Lyons obtained a disclosure order from the High Court in London in February of this year requiring the relevant ISPs to disclose the identity of individuals owning the internet connections used to upload and illegally distribute Topware’s Dream Pinball 3D game….
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Duncan Spiers reports on the Scottish Society for Computers and Law’s Annual Lecture, given by Professor Eben Moglen of Columbia University, New York on the topic ‘The Global Software Industry in Transformation: After GPLv3.’…
Davina Garrod and Benoît Keane analyse the significance of the judgment in the long-running EU action against Microsoft….
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A Web site is ‘closed down’ for creating links to illegal content. Read the FACT press release and links to comment….
David Crocker looks at the special hoops that must be jumped through before selling software to the US government….
Beverley Flynn recounts and analyses the recent guidance from the Information Commissioner’s Office…
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