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The Russian Government's Energy Commission Will Discuss Licensing Issues
Jan 25, 2013The Russian government's energy commission will discuss licensing issues, including changes to the license for the Trebs and Titov field, as well as ways to tackle oil spills at its next meeting, likely to take place in February, Russia's ...
Tags: energy, licensing issues, Russian government
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Don't Expect Lawmakers to Rush out a New Version of The SOPA or PIPA
Jan 5, 2013As a new session of the U.S. Congress convenes in early 2013, don't expect lawmakers to rush out a new version of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) or the Protect IP Act (PIPA). While some groups representing copyright holders still want ...
Tags: U.S.Congress, SOPA, 2013, PIPA
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Google's Android Mobile Software Platform Has Caused Quite a Conflict with Oracle
Dec 27, 2012Google's Android mobile software platform, as we know, has caused quite a conflict with Oracle, given Oracle's failed lawsuit that claimed Java-like Android infringed on Java patents and copyrights. But now, might Oracle and Google, or even ...
Tags: Google, Android mobile, software platform, Oracle, Java
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Nokia and Research in Motion Have Settled Their Disputes Over Patent Licensing
Dec 25, 2012Nokia and Research in Motion (RIM) have settled their disputes over patent licensing, bringing a halt to numerous legal actions due in 2013. The two mobile manufacturers have a history of licensing patents to one another, signing a ...
Tags: Nokia, Research in Motion, patent licensing, mobile
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Ask The Itunes Guy Is a Regular Column in Which We Answer Your Questions on Everything
Dec 20, 2012[Ask the iTunes Guy is a regular column in which we answer your questions on everything iTunes related. If theres something youd like to know, send an email to the iTunes Guy for consideration.] Among the many questions weve received ...
Tags: iTunes, iTunes Store, Apple IDs, Apple
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A Gear Logo Proposed to Represent Has Caught The Eyes of The The Open Source Initiative
Dec 19, 2012A gear logo proposed to represent and easily identify open-source hardware has caught the eyes of the The Open Source Initiative, which believes the logo infringes its trademark. The gear logo is backed by the Open Source Hardware ...
Tags: gear logo, hardware, The Open Source Initiative, trademark
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Tim Noble Came Away Dissatisfied on Licensing Issues and Pricing Metrics
Nov 20, 2012SAP's UK and Ireland managing director, Tim Noble, failed to dispel increasing unrest among the firm's UK user base at the SAP User Conference 2012 in Manchester this afternoon, as group leaders came away dissatisfied on licensing issues ...
Tags: SAP, SAP User Group, mobile revenue, Oracle
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There Are Questions About Itunes Store Accounts
Jul 13, 2012[Ask the iTunes Guy is a regular column in which we answer your questions on everything iTunes related. If theres something youd like to know, send an email to the iTunes Guy for consideration.] Among the many questions weve received ...
Tags: Apple, iTunes, iTunes Store, iPads, Apple account
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IT Shops Resist Public Cloud as Cloud Security Concerns, Licensing,Rising Costs
Jun 13, 2012LONDON --Though vendors would have you believe that cloud computing is now a mainstream technology, enterprise IT shops resist the public cloud due to cloud security concerns, licensing issues, and rising costs. Customers and analysts ...
Tags: cloud computing, cloud security, Cloud Computing World Forum