Clio, a technology company that supplies lawyers with cloud-based practice management offerings, is using $20m to further develop its cloud technology. | 12yrs
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Chinese authorities approved Nokia's plan to sell its cell phone business to Microsoft. | 12yrs
In a series of changes to update the obsolete UK copyright law, the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO) is planning to legalise DVD and CD 'ripping.' | 12yrs
In an effort to diversify beyond cell phones, Vodafone acquired Spanish broadband and pay-TV firm Ono. | 12yrs
This guide provides a practical and up-to-date overview of litigation, arbitration and alternative dispute resolution across key international jurisdictions. | 3mos
The FCC continues its work to bring 500 MHz of spectrum to market for wireless broadband by 2020. | 12yrs
The European Parliament approved a telecoms bill that prevents Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and other telecoms from charging companies like Netflix more for streaming videos. | 12yrs
Box and Dropbox are among the sites which had the Heartbleed security flaw and which have proved popular with the legal world. | 12yrs
The former co-chair of the life science team at Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo is among six partners joining Cooley's offices in Boston and New York. | 12yrs
The decision of the highest court in Turkey to order the immediate lifting on the ban on Twitter is 'a historic decision for free speech', according to the law professor who brought the case. | 12yrs
Some law firms are risking their futures by cutting staff and automating processes in order to maintain partner profits, says Mike Barry of Aderant. | 12yrs
A lawsuit which could have united 'hundreds of millions of internet users' has been blocked by a district judge in California, according to The Daily Herald. | 12yrs
The University of Victoria in Australia is launching a new legal IT course in January, to prepare lawyers for a stream-lined approach to the law. | 12yrs
The country is expected to finally tackle telecoms companies dominating the marketplace. | 12yrs
Carmel Mulhern is Group General Counsel of Telstra Corporation, Australia's largest telecoms and media company. She discusses the challenges of running a 200 strong legal team with The Global Legal Post. | 12yrs
Telecommunication in Brazil is well-established, but is due for some major changes before the Olympic games. | 12yrs
Big European telecoms, including Orange and Deutsche Telekom, are fighting a proposed European law to enforce net neutrality. | 12yrs
The European Commission has objected to Telefonica's offer to buy E-Plus, KPN's German mobile unit on competition grounds. | 12yrs
Efforts to regulate telecoms in the Turks and Cacios has met with parliamentary opposition. | 12yrs
Nearly a third of law firms are using a version of Word which is seven years old or older, according to the ILTA Tech Survey. | 12yrs
A US law firm representing the Indonesian government appears to have been put under surveillance by the Australian security authorities for a period. | 12yrs