New York Law Journal
...surprised to learn that the software running on their computers is...software. However, a recent significant EU decision about the user rights...
...European privacy framework illustrates the complications faced by counsel operating abroad. European Directive 95/46/EC addresses both the "processing" and "transfer...
In his Cross-Border Concerns column, Stephen Treglia, legal counsel at Absolute Software Corporation, writes that when any topic receives vociferous attention in the general public, the law typically
David Bender, a solo practitioner, writes that poor economic conditions have induced a multitude of companies to explore cloud computing, where users' data is stored on the provider's servers, as a
...floppy disks kept in containers on desktops or in drawers. Applications from software manufacturers permitted users to create, manage and manipulate their business and personal...
Kelly D. Talcott, a partner with Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Nicholson Graham, discusses some of the more interesting recommendations of the Gowers Review, an independent examination of the framework of t
...2003 that the European Union (EU) had instituted a Database Directive protecting EU databases, and that...
...considering the adoption of a Software Patent Directive that would clarify the status of software patents in EU member countries. If adopted in its current...
...of "virtual goods" such as software, videos, music, photos and educational...to their competitors outside the EU whose sales are exempt from...
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