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Hackers hunting for corporate IP
As companies move more data off-premise, cyber criminals are increasingly looking at how to steal it.
Copyright on the tracks
The origins of the free software movement can be traced back to to the hackers of MIT's Tech Model Railroad Club, but more recently model railways...
Google acquires 217 IBM patents
Google adds to its intellectual property portfolio with a tonne of fresh IBM patents.
EU says legislation not needed to battle piracy
Countries should focus on greater enforcement and work together to protect intellectual property.
Apple and Nokia end patent dispute
Apple is to pay Nokia undisclosed amounts of money, as their bitter patent dispute comes to an end.
Hargreaves copyright report gets strong backing
The report suggesting changes to copyright laws gets backing from privacy groups, politicians and lawyers.
BSA calls for tougher IP theft laws
New BSA report suggests software theft has an economy wide affect and harsher IP penalties are needed.
Oracle faces $100 million lawsuit
Recent Oracle acquisition Passlogix is accused of pilfering 2FA source code.
US names and shames worst IP protectors
Canada joins 10 others in Special 301 worst-of-the-worst category.
Gartner: 85 per cent of firms use open source
The majority of companies are using open source software for business processes, but that brings some risk, says the analyst firm.
New US anti-piracy bill becomes law
US president George Bush signs off on the new legislation that will increase the penalties for audio and video content piracy.
Litigating against innovation: Legal attacks on Linux
Patents and how they're controlled are damaging the way technology is developed - and the Linux case is a key example of this.
Tech community urges Hargreaves report adoption
The Coalition for the Digital Economy calls on the Government to adopt recommendations from the Hargreaves IP report.
EC to pay €12 million over copyright breach
After a legal battle lasting almost four years, the European Commission is told to pay Systran €12 million.
Most workers would pilfer business data
Most workers would happily take corporate data when they leave their employer, an Imperva survey finds.
IPO announces £3 million tech fund
IPO savings will be used to support IP-based technology projects.
Industry 'needs global security standards body'
Global security standards need to be improved and a new body needs to be established to govern them, an IBM security expert says.
University of Glasgow to offer free IP
The University of Glasgow will offer some of its intellectual property for free.
Government confirms IP law review
Prime Minister David Cameron has confirmed an independent review into intellectual property law in the UK.
IP minister calls off file-sharing threats
The Intellectual Property minister has poured cold water on proposals to make ISPs implement a policy that could ultimately lead to the...
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