Indicted Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom launched a new file-sharing website on Sunday, promising users amped-up privacy levels in a defiant move against the US prosecutors who accuse him of...
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- Jun 20, 2013
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The mainland's state secrets law can be an occupational hazard for journalists, academics and activists because it is loosely defined and used to restrict information and stifle public debate. Now...
Apple, fighting for the right to use the 'iPad' name on the mainland, won a Hong Kong court ruling yesterday, barring its legal adversary from introducing certain evidence in an upcoming trial in...
If you owned a convenience store and someone broke in and stole a 24-pack of soft drinks, you would contact the police and report the theft. Yet, say you directed a new film.
Apple's legal right to the 'iPad' brand received a big boost after a United States court dismissed a Taiwanese company's lawsuit to reclaim that trademark.
The government's copyright amendment bill has been dubbed the Article 23 of the cyber world. It may just suffer the same fate as the original.
Spoof songs, photos and videos have provided much humour and social commentary on the internet, but the laughter could soon end in Hong Kong. The government is moving to overhaul its existing...
The central government has pledged to combat fake and shoddy products by monitoring local governments' efforts to counteract them as part of their annual achievement appraisals.
Nearly a week after launching the third generation of its popular media tablet, Apple yesterday went on the offensive against Proview Technology (Shenzhen) and accused the debt-ridden company of...
Luxury brand Hermes was dealt another blow in a long-running infringement battle against a Guangdong garment factory which owns the trademark 'Aimashi' - similar to Hermes' brand name on the...
Students must focus or fail their exams
Two schoolmates asked me to teach them mathematics. They were from another class which had bad maths results.
Be careful where you click! If you conduct business online, you could be arrested for violating the United States' intellectual property laws - even though you haven't set foot in the country....
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