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In 2014, the anti-spam provisions of Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) came into force, creating a wide array of compliance requirements for businesses.

Health Canada has indicated that it plans to release an updated notice on classifying patient management software in the coming weeks, modifying the notice it released on August 31, 2009.

I don't think I'm going out on a limb by speculating that someone, somewhere is preparing a class-action suit based on the recently disclosed hack of Apple's app ecosystem.

In Voltage Holdings, LLC v. Doe #1, the Federal Court of Appeal has clarified what is required to prove copyright infringement in the context of file sharing.

The issue of online search engines and their ability to play a critical role in stopping access to infringing copyright material has been a very important one for rights holders.

On May 7, 2012, the Ministry of Justice for British Columbia announced the introduction of Bill 44, the "Civil Resolution Tribunal Act". If enacted, British Columbia would become the first jurisdiction in Canada to create a tribunal to provide on-line dispute resolution services.

The Ontario Court of Appeal has decided an important case about what can happen when a party to litigation accesses the other side's privileged communications.

A customer that negotiates a software license agreement should understand the basic legal principles that will govern the interpretation of the agreement in the event of a dispute.

The Greater Toronto Area is emerging as a significant disruptor in the global technology supply chain, challenging traditional tech hubs and established market dynamics. This analysis explores how the region's unique advantages and strategic positioning are reshaping the competitive landscape for technology companies and supply chain operations. Understanding these shifts is crucial for businesses navigating the evolving tech ecosystem and considering expansion into new markets.

When Google recruits your human brain to decode text, it is doing two things: it is providing a service that protects websites from bots, automated spam and abuse, "while letting real people pass through with ease."

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The days of computing in any box, whether a small box or a large box, are gone. Increasingly, software and the data you need are processed through as a suite of solution oriented services from outside the walls of your enterprise.

This is the second article in a four-part series that seeks to provide organizations with useful checklists to key components of outsourcing arrangements. We previously discussed ways that organizations can protect themselves at the end of an outsourcing through termination and repatriation terms and conditions.

It has been a little more than two years since the Free Software Foundation updated the GNU General Public License with the release of GPLv3 in June 2007.

Studies consistently show that a significant portion of IT projects either fail completely or are late, over budget or do not deliver expected benefits.

Before you even think about brewing one drop of beer, you should create a marketing strategy.

Data breaches are making headlines and Canadians seem more concerned than ever about identity theft and credit card fraud.