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Apple Pays for iPad Trademark in China – Again

Apple just let a Chinese court wrestle $60 million for the iPad trademark in China, even though Apple had already bought the rights two years ago. Did Apple do the right thing?

2 Jul 2012 3 mins

Innovation Intellectual Property Tablets

Patent Reform Law Will Benefit Tech Sector

U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Director David Kappos says with the implementation of the America Invents Act well underway businesses in industries highly reliant on intellectual property, such as IT, can look forward to expedited reviews of their

21 Jun 2012 5 mins

Government Intellectual Property Technology Industry

Ipad Customers Felt “short Changed” By Apple, Australian Judge Says

An Australian judge approved a A$2.25 fine against Apple for misleading 4G claims

20 Jun 2012 2 mins

Computers and Peripherals Legal Regulation

Google “Surprised” by Revived U.K. Street View Investigation

Google is "surprised" that the U.K. Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) reopened its investigation into the way the company's Street View cars gathered personal data from unencrypted Wi-Fi networks, the company said in a lette

20 Jun 2012 3 mins

Internet Legal Regulation

UK Attorney Says US Won’t Extradite Lulzsec Defendant

Ryan Cleary's attorney said her client suffers from Asperger's syndrome and that extradition would be 'totally undesirable'

17 Jun 2012 2 mins

Cybercrime Data Breach Data and Information Security

Alleged Lulzsec Member, Ryan Cleary, Indicted in U.s.

Cleary, already charged in the U.K., is accused of attacking Sony Pictures and Fox Entertainment

14 Jun 2012 3 mins

Cybercrime Legal Security

Power and Ego, Not Money, May have Fueled Alleged Dutch Hacker

David Benjamin Schrooten, now in U.S. custody, indicated he wanted to come clean, a computer security expert said

13 Jun 2012 5 mins

Cybercrime Legal Security

If Megaupload Users Want Their Data, They’re Going to have to Pay

The U.S. government says it doesn't have the data and isn't opposed to users retrieving it

12 Jun 2012 3 mins

Internet Legal

Online Marketers Need to Police Privacy Before the Feds Step In

When it comes to marketing practices, businesses must adopt a more serious approach to protecting consumer privacy via meaningful industry self-regulation. If they don't, it's likely that there will be more rigorous oversight of the industr

12 Jun 2012 3 mins

Government Marketing Regulation

Dutch Citizen Charged with Fraud, Identity Theft in Hacking Case

David Benjamin Schrooten was extradited from Romania to the U.S. in March

11 Jun 2012 2 mins

Cybercrime Fraud Legal

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