The extent of copyright protection for computer software
In May 2012, the European Court of Justice issued its ruling on the extent of copyright protection for computer software, finding that the copyright available to computer programs under the Software Directive (2009/24/EC) does not protect the functionality of a computer program, its programming language, or its data file format.
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The government’s priorities for the coming year include infrastructure, energy and water.
Corporate Matters — May 2013
Walker Morris has released the May 2013 edition of Corporate Matters.
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