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Oracle seeks fresh trial in SAP copyright case - FT.com
www.ft.com | Feb 7, 2012
Oracle will seek a new trial in a long-running copyright infringement battle with rival SAP rather than accept a reduced damages from the German software maker. Last year a US judge ruled that Oracle should receive no more than $272m in damages from

Photocopiers & Copyright
www.approvedindex.co.uk | Feb 5, 2012
quotes are provided by top UK companies including: Any published document or image may well be protected by copyright law prohibiting or restricting

Outsized Megaupload founder mega-defiant in the face of piracy arrest - The Globe and Mail
www.theglobeandmail.com | Jan 20, 2012
Kim Dotcom lead an eccentric and lavish lifestyle prior to his arrest in one of world’s largest criminal copyright cases

CRM Daily | Go Daddy Becomes Example in SOPA Backlash
www.crm-daily.com | Dec 27, 2011
Go Daddy is backpedaling over its support of the " Stop Online Piracy Act, " or SOPA, that's working its way through Congress. It may be too little, too late. But is Go Daddy being unfairly boycotted for its involvement in the bill just because it's perhaps the most visible and largest domain

How Business Ideas Get Stolen | Inc.com
www.inc.com | Dec 15, 2011
What every business owner needs to know about protecting valuable intellectual property.

The Dash For The Cash in Copyright Infringement Threat | PRLog
www.prlog.org | Dec 13, 2011
The Dash For The Cash in Copyright Infringement Threat. The Dash author seeks financial damages from small non-profit organization for printing her poem in a blog used to inspire volunteers and women business owners. - PR11747931

Digital mutiny sinks piracy bill
www.newscientist.com | Dec 5, 2011
An online revolt has forced US Congress to rethink a draconian piracy bill, but the war isn't over

Law and Legal Affairs: Not even the Hulk could dent Marvel's work-for-hire rules - Scotsman.com News
news.scotsman.com | Aug 15, 2011
Law and Legal Affairs: Not even the Hulk could dent Marvel's work-for-hire rules - WHAT would a Scottish superhero look like? Kilt, ginger hair, a sporran filled with haggis grenades and a theme tune of pipe music. A bit too 1990s? Ok, Y-fronts emblazoned with the Saltire, an "Aye Heart Scotland"

Protecting Your Knowledge -- and Your Business | Entrepreneur.com
www.entrepreneur.com | Aug 5, 2011
If you're in the business of selling information -- from books and podcasts to seminars and consulting -- protect your information and your business with...

Ganging Up on Internet Pirates - WSJ.com
online.wsj.com | Jul 7, 2011
Internet users who upload and download pirated movies and music online may soon be getting an unpleasant surprise: Warnings from their service providers that detail their alleged copyright infringement and threaten action if they don't stop.