Intellectual Property

News After a legal battle lasting almost four years, the European Commission is told to pay Systran €12 million.

By Tom Brewster Published 20 December 10

News Independent review asks whether intellectual property framework helps or hinders businesses to adapt in the ‘digital age.’

By Jennifer Scott Published 17 December 10

News The parliamentary inquiry into the protection of intellectual property rights online has been suspended as BT and TalkTalk fight the Digital Economy Act.

By Jennifer Scott Published 6 December 10

News Novell has found a buyer in Attachmate as part of a $2.2 billion deal.

By Tom Brewster Published 22 November 10

News IPO savings will be used to support IP-based technology projects.

By Tom Brewster Published 2 November 10

News Global security standards need to be improved and a new body needs to be established to govern them, an IBM security expert says.

By Tom Brewster Published 15 October 10

News The mobile manufacturers are at it again with yet another patent suit being launched in the US.

By Jennifer Scott Published 7 October 10

News Network Advisor provides a single dashboard view of mixed storage networks.

By Eric Doyle Published 15 September 10

News Canada joins 10 others in Special 301 worst-of-the-worst category.

By Martin James Published 4 May 10

In-depth It is only three months into 2010 and already we are surrounded by patent infringement cases. But why has the number of suits shot up in recent times?

By Jennifer Scott Published 19 March 10