The Evolving Treatment of Digital Locks
Forget superheroes and cartoon plumbers; the gaming public can now play Charles Darwin. In Spore, the long-awaited new game from the creator of The Sims,
November 2, 2008
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Who Owns Your Profile?
Recent litigation has shown that misunderstandings relating to the nature of the online public domain are facilitating an increase in online illegal activity. The root
November 2, 2008
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Bell Dodged a Bullet… For Now.
When Steven Harper called a federal election on September 7th he effectively killed all bills progressing through parliament. Bill C-61, containing controversial changes to the
November 2, 2008
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Tiffany appeals ruling in eBay counterfeit listings case
Although the merchandise that the jewellery giant Tiffany & Co. creates tends to sparkle and shine, its recent legal decision to appeal the U.S. federal
November 2, 2008
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A New Battle Is Beginning in Branding for the Web
Issue 1: Search Engines Selling Ad Space For Keywords That Happen To Be Trademarked Brands Search engines, including Google, commonly sell Internet ad space on
November 2, 2008
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Blanket Licenses Will Not Blanket Human Nature. Commentary on “Functionally voluntary” music may lead to blanket licenses
Free downloading, via the Internet, is no longer a secret and has become commonplace, resulting in immense profit losses and copyright infringements. Established torrent websites
November 2, 2008
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