Articles Related to intellectual property rights

Quebec government loses fight for Quebec.com

Dispute over Quebec.com domain name is classic example of complainants waiting too long, says WIPO panel

Canada, Korea ink deal without increasing IP protection

The trade agreement leaves domestic intellectual property rules largely unchanged, according to University of Ottawa e-commerce law professor, Michael Geist

Lobby wants Canada kept on U.S. piracy watch list

The International Intellectual Property Alliance is also seeking changes to Canada

U.S. working with China on intellectual property rights

As ambassador meets with its officials China announces it will launch a new national campaign to crack down on piracy

HP settles civil lawsuit in spy scam

Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) agreed to a $16.63 (US$14.5) million settlement in the California civil lawsuit related to the company's spying scandal.

Mobile software provides bigger Office, better surfing

Microsoft Corp. is set to unveil Tuesday the next version of its Windows Mobile operating system, codenamed Magneto, according to sources familiar with the situation. Details of the new mobile OS have been scarce, but an online review of a leaked version of the software cites improved navigation and contact functions, as well as a significant expansion in Microsoft Office for PDA capabilities.

China, U.S. to hold high-level trade meeting

Several simmering trade issues between the U.S. and China, including the latter's plans to adopt a proprietary national standard for wireless LANs, are up for discussion this week at a bilateral high-level government meeting due to begin on Wednesday in Washington, D.C.

Lawyers: SCO action serious for IT

The SCO Group Inc.'s legal action against IBM Corp. on Linux code, now broadened to include other Linux users, has serious implications for the IT industry, say lawyers.

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