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The Sunrise period for the new .tel generic top level domain ("TLD") begins on 3 December 2008. Only registered trade mark owners may apply for a .tel domain name during the Sunrise period.

The UK government has recently published its response to its call for views on illicit Internet Protocol Television streaming devices or "ISDs".

The UK Supreme Court's decision in Emotional Perception AI has introduced significant changes to software and AI patent eligibility, but how is this landmark ruling being applied in practice?

The Digital Economy Bill, which has been the subject of lobbying and protest from digital rights groups, received Royal Assent on 8 April 2010.

The Football Association Premier League (FAPL) won a landmark ruling in its ongoing battle to tackle illegal streaming of Premier League fixtures.

The Post Office has paid over £600 million of public money to continue using the faulty Horizon IT system, despite deciding to move away from it more than a decade ago. Their ongoing reliance on Horizon appears...

The IPO is inviting interested parties to submit substantive comments on the legal effect and impact of the Draft Regulations by 10 November.

The ICM registry is now selling "yourcompany.XXX" domain names.

Nominet has announced that administration of its .UK Dispute Resolution Service will transfer to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) from 7 July 2026. While the DRS Policy, expert panel, mediation service, appeals process and fee structure remain unchanged, complainants will benefit from VAT-free filing fees and practitioners will need to adapt to WIPO's platform for case management.

Companies spend thousands of pounds every year on external IT security systems.

A landmark High Court case will send shivers down the spines of recruitment consultants who have considered taking their employer's database with them to another company.

We look at some of the legal tools around reputation management from the perspective of defendants and claimants, including the impact of the Defamation Act 2013, and the use of privacy injunctions.

The so-called 'dark web' is a blight on the internet and often preys as much on those who use it as it does on society. That was certainly so in the case of a recluse who received a substantial...

CIVC, the French champagne wine-growers trade association has won on appeal its complaint under Nominet’s Dispute Resolution Service Policy concerning the unauthorized registration of the domain name champagne.co.uk.

The English High Court's recent decision in Executive Grapevine v Wall provides another example of claimants making good use of database right in order to protect their IPRs.

Recently there has been a real shift in perception around apprenticeships, with a desire from businesses to increase their number of apprentices.