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    Category: Technology

    November 13, 2007in Ownership, Technology1by Editor
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    Rights and Protections in the Virtual World

      The past two decades have been marked by extreme technological advances.¦lt;br /> The internet has opened many doors in the way of business transactions, availability of resources and research…

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    November 13, 2007in Copyright, Digital Locks, IP, Technology1by Editor
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    Unfair Sacrifice of User Interests if Unlocking iPhone is Illegal

    The murkiness of the legality of unlocking the iPhone was highlighted recently by an AppleInsider article which suggested that actions of the ‘iPhone Dev Team’, hackers who are offering the…

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    November 13, 2007in Open-Source, Technology1by Editor
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    An End To Microsoft’s Dominance? Unlikely.

    For many years, the gold standard in word processing has been Microsoft’s Office software. Indeed, Microsoft Word is so entrenched as the word processing software of choice that its name…

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    November 13, 2007in Privacy, Technology2by Editor
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    Google’s Street View may violate Canadian Privacy Laws

    Several months ago, web giant Google unveiled the latest feature of their popular mapping website, Google Maps. Street View allows users to get a panoramic view of selected locations around…

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    November 13, 2007in Copyright, Digital Downloads, IP, Music Industry, Technology1by Editor
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    Innovation or Bust: Legal Avenues not enough to save Record Labels

    Warner Music Group’s recent announcement about wider losses in the third quarter, due to an increasing trend of consumers switching to digital downloads, highlights the changing nature of the music…

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    November 13, 2007in Technology1by Editor
    518

    IBM Strengthens Its Ties to the Open Source World

    With respect to software sales, IBM has consistently played second fiddle (perhaps, eightieth!) to Microsoft. IBM has not only had to compete with big players like Microsoft, but also against…

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