Technology/Telecoms - Page 60

Law firms are lining up for a bit of the action on the potential £30.5 million mega-merger of European defence giants EADS and BAE Systems. | 13yrs

London-based law firm Field Fisher Waterhouse today opens a representative office in Silicon Valley as part of a US strategy aimed at attracting instructions from the heartland of the Californian technology scene. | 13yrs

A Seoul court has handed bickering mobile technology giants Apple and Samsung limited bans in South Korea when it ruled they had infringed each other's patents. | 14yrs

Albert Yeung Sau-shing is suing Californian search engine giant Google in Hong Kong's High Court, after search results for his name on the web site returned defamatory content. | 14yrs

A lack in client understanding of the benefits of introducing new technology is holding back the e-discovery market in Britain, a white paper released today has found. | 14yrs

A British judge has told Californian electronics giant Apple that it must advertise that rival company Samsung did not copy its iPad tablet device. | 14yrs

Published by: Cambridge University Press Author: Roger Brownsword & Morag Goodwin June 2012 P/B £35 ISBN: 9780521186247 | 14yrs

Two men have confessed to launching a series of computer hacking attacks on the web sites of major US and UK institutions, including the Central Intelligence Agency and the Serious Organised Crime Agency. | 14yrs

Simmons & Simmons advises on telecoms deal | 14yrs

Dutch law firm AKD has assisted mobile telephone texting service provider ClubMessage purchase Netherlands-based GSM Information Network unit from NASDAQ-listed Motricity. | 14yrs

Six law firms will take leading roles as China's largest e-commerce company Alibaba Group cut a $7.1 billion deal with US internet services giant Yahoo. | 14yrs

American IT company Hewlett-Packard has promoted John Schultz to general counsel, replacing Michael Holston, who stepped down form the role in December. | 14yrs

Fortune 500 telecommunications company América Móvil -- owned by the Mexican business magnate Carlos Slim -- has side-stepped a potential $1billion fine from regulators who accused the company of abusing its position to eliminate competition. | 14yrs

Californian technology giant Oracle has drawn first blood in a three-part copyright court battle against Silicon Valley rival Google, in a legal claim valued at around $1 billion. | 14yrs

Telecommunications giants BT and TalkTalk have lost their appeal against controversial measures that could soon be used to tackle on-line copyright infringement. | 14yrs

Google has found itself at the centre of a European storm following changes to its on-line privacy policy, with EU Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding accusing the US search engine and technology giant of 'sneaking' away users' private details. | 14yrs