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02 Dec 2010
We look at the European Commission's competition law investigation into Google and its biggest secret – its search algorithms.
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18 Nov 2010
We analyse the UK Government's assertion that market competition is enough to head off any problems caused by a lack of net neutrality laws.
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04 Nov 2010
We analyse Twitter's decision to start protecting its trade marked terms more aggressively.
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28 Oct 2010
We talk to Sherron Watkins, the woman credited with bringing Enron fraudsters to account, about the international reach of a new US law which guarantees payouts to whistleblowers.
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21 Oct 2010
We investigate the Government blacklist of items that cannot leave the country without its permission. Seemingly innocuous items are on the list, and it covers emailed plans as well as actual items.
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07 Oct 2010
We talk to the man behind a system designed to make sure that hoteliers know when a potential guest has caused upset elsewhere. Is it in line with data protection law?
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16 Sep 2010
A data security company's research shows that what IT managers think are the best ways to stop data breaches are actually not the most effective techniques at all.
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09 Sep 2010
A company is causing a storm of controversy by acquiring the right to sue bloggers who repost newspaper articles online. Critics cry foul while targets of the suits look for the safety of settlements.
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12 Aug 2010
A dispute over footballing photo rights reveals what few fans probably knew: if they take a snap at their local football ground, the club probably owns the copyright.
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29 Jul 2010
The fashion industry is riddled with fakery, from internet-peddled counterfeits to artful 'homages' from designer to designer. So should the rag trade change its approach to IP?
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