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Con-Dems look into scrapping IR35 tax law

25 May 2010 | Paul Gershlick | 1 comment

The Conservative-Liberal Democrat Government is looking into the possibility of scrapping the controversial IR35 tax law. The law was brought in by the Labour Government in 2000 to force contractors to...

Tags on this discussion: contract contract law contractor contracts HMRC IR35 IT tax

Adobe says it loves Apple but doesn’t really as IT giants conduct public power battle

17 May 2010 | Mark Weston

Adobe has published an open letter claiming that Apple is threatening to undermine the next chapter of the web. Serious stuff. Adobe has also published adverts saying ‘We heart Apple’, but it is clear...

Tags on this discussion: hardware Internet IT

Software contract clause limiting warranty to operating documents that had not been provided was unreasonable – Kingsway Hall v Red Sky, High Court

14 May 2010 | Mark Weston

Red Sky supplied booking and billing software to a busy hotel, Kingsway Hall. ‘Entirety’ was a standard system, but Kingsway soon had trouble with it. The system failed to show room availability, group...

Tags on this discussion: breach breach of contract contract contract law contracts damages exclusion of liability fit for purpose IT limitation on liability loss of goodwill loss of profits reasonable reasonableness sale of goods sale of goods act satisfactory quality Software supply of goods and services act term termination Terms & conditions UCTA unenforceable unfair contract terms act warranty

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...

Tags on this discussion: Computer contract contract law economic hardship exclusion of liability force majeure High Court IT liability Terms & conditions unprofitable contract

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...

Tags on this discussion: Computer IT

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Latest news and views tagged IT

Con-Dems look into scrapping IR35 tax law

Adobe says it loves Apple but doesn’t really as IT giants conduct public power battle

Software contract clause limiting warranty to operating documents that had not been provided was unreasonable – Kingsway Hall v Red Sky, High Court

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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