According to Yahoo!News, Turkey is the latest country to censor the Internet. In a worrying development, “[a] parliamentary commission approved a proposal Thursday allowing Turkey to block Web sites that are deemed insulting to the founder of modern Turkey.” Just two days ago, Thailand's military-appointed government blocked access to on-line [...]
According to InfoWorld, “[a] security researcher at Juniper Networks says he plans to demonstrate a new class of attack that can be used to compromise electronic devices like routers or mobile phones.” InfoWorld states that “[t]he vulnerability lies in the ARM and XScale microprocessors, two chips that are widely used [...]
As the tech and business community try to read the tea leaves behind various groups being left out (Apache) and those who just squeezed in (Google), it seemed appropriate to take a look at the legal ramifications of the new draft. So we asked our IP Counsel, Richard Wilder, to [...]
The Financial Times reports that “[d]efending intellectual property in the EU may get cheaper, quicker and more efficient under plans to streamline the patent regime outlined by the European Commission on Tuesday. According to the Los Angeles Times, the “Chinese police seized nearly 2 million fake CDs and DVDs when [...]
GPLv3: The Legal Risks of Overreaching for Third Party Patent Rights The FSF has now released the Discussion Draft 3 of GPLv3, adding paragraphs four and five to Section 11 for the stated purpose of blocking the recent patent cooperation agreement between Novell and Microsoft and other agreements like it, [...]