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Another appeal against exclusion from patentability allowed by the High Court – Re Protecting Kids the World Over Ltd, High Court

14 November 2011 | Mark Weston

Following the decision of the High Court in Halliburton, the High Court has now allowed an appeal against the decision of an Intellectual Property Office (IPO) hearing officer that had prevented the registration...

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ECJ playing catchup on copyright – ITV Broadcasting and others v TV Catchup, High Court

19 August 2011 | Simon Weinberg

TV Catchup (TVC) operates a website on which users can watch live television on computers, smartphones or games consoles. TVC streams programmes to users by means of a number of servers, which each creates...

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Hacker ordered to pay £20,000

1 December 2010 | Mark Weston

A computer hacker has been ordered to pay £20,000 in fines, costs and compensation after he hacked into a number of student accounts at London University’s School of Oriental and African Studies. He...

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The Sky’s the limit – an IT case affecting any type of goods or services contract

27 January 2010 | Mark Weston

After 7 years in the legal arena, including 110 days in the courtroom, Sky has finally proved fraud against EDS. On 26 January 2010, the Technology and Construction Court in London ruled that EDS had...

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Intel’s Single-chip Cloud Computer has 48 separate processing cores on single chip

31 December 2009 | Mark Weston

Intel has developed a prototype that has 48 separate processing cores on a single processing chip, called the Single-chip Cloud Computer. Each core could run a separate operating system such as Windows...

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Latest news and views tagged Computer

Another appeal against exclusion from patentability allowed by the High Court – Re Protecting Kids the World Over Ltd, High Court

ECJ playing catchup on copyright – ITV Broadcasting and others v TV Catchup, High Court

Hacker ordered to pay £20,000

The Sky’s the limit – an IT case affecting any type of goods or services contract

Intel’s Single-chip Cloud Computer has 48 separate processing cores on single chip

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