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Boost in SR&ED credit needed by Ontario IT industry: Deloitte

Boost in SR&ED credit needed by Ontario IT industry: Deloitte

16 May 2013 By: Nestor E. Arellano - Computing Canada Creator
The tax credit for SR&ED probably should be higher and refundable to make a better impact, says Deloitte partner
Anti-piracy firm caught using photos without consent

Anti-piracy firm caught using photos without consent

16 May 2013 By: Nestor E. Arellano - Computing Canada Creator
Canipre helps firms track down illegal downloaders of their copyrighted content, but this week it was caught using copyrighted photos on its Web site without securing permission
Mobilicity strikes deal to be sold to Telus

Mobilicity strikes deal to be sold to Telus

16 May 2013 By: Howard Solomon - Computing Canada Creator
Offer values the startup at $380 million. However, there's no assurance that the federal government will allow sale to go through
Pirate Bay co-founder to run for EU parliament

Pirate Bay co-founder to run for EU parliament

15 May 2013 By: Nestor E. Arellano - Computing Canada Creator
Peter Sunde's eight-month prison sentence for illegal distribution of copyrighted digital content not seen as hindrance to his candidacy
U.S. government biggest buyer of exploits?

U.S. government biggest buyer of exploits?

14 May 2013 By: Nestor E. Arellano - Computing Canada Creator
The more the U.S. government spends on offensive techniques, the greater its interest in making sure that security holes in widely used software remain unrepaired, says Reuters
Boost in SR&ED credit needed by Ontario IT industry: Deloitte
16 May 2013
Boost in SR&ED credit needed by Ontario IT industry: Deloitte
The tax credit for SR&ED probably should be higher and refundable to make a better impact, says Deloitte partner
Anti-piracy firm caught using photos without consent
16 May 2013
Anti-piracy firm caught using photos without consent
Canipre helps firms track down illegal downloaders of their copyrighted content, but this week it was caught using copyrighted photos on its Web site without securing permission
Mobilicity strikes deal to be sold to Telus
16 May 2013
Mobilicity strikes deal to be sold to Telus
Offer values the startup at $380 million. However, there's no assurance that the federal government will allow sale to go through
Pirate Bay co-founder to run for EU parliament
15 May 2013
Pirate Bay co-founder to run for EU parliament
Peter Sunde's eight-month prison sentence for illegal distribution of copyrighted digital content not seen as hindrance to his candidacy

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