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Anger as IP sacrificed for interoperability

The European Commission’s initiative to promote interoperability at the expense of IP rights has been criticized by the software industry
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Australian patent database goes public

Good news for anyone who comes within a mile of patent law! Okay, so it might not be such great news for anyone who, under legal advice, should avoid coming within a mile of patents in the first place…

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Computer Software And Intellectual Property Rights

This paper discusses, how intellectual property rights operate in the field of computer software. It was read by Justice Yatindra Singh Judge Allahabad High Court on 15th March 2008 at National Conference on Advancements in Information Communication Technology Allahabad
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Second Life Artists Rightfully upset over "SLART" trademark

A trademark lawyer writes about the reaction to the recent decision to grant trademark registration to the term "SLART", widely used to refer to art done in the Second Life virtual world. The registrant is reportedly trying to stop others from using the term. The article includes an overview of trademark law and discussion of its application in virtual worlds.
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