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CanLII - 2012 ABQB 571 (CanLII) edit / delete
Highly entertaining legal writeup of a family of vexatious litigation strategies.
to amusements law legal ... on 07 March 2014
Stanford Technology Law Review edit / delete
Some interesting articles (although some that even to my eye are a bit shallow).
Lots of interesting articles on the legalities of game development.
Nintendo Company Ltd & Anor v Playables Ltd & Anor [2010] EWHC 1932 (Ch) (28 July 2010) edit / delete
The decision itself. I find it highly entertaining the number of news sites who think the judge's first name was "Justice" -- do they think Barack Obama's first name is "President" too?
to copy-protection copyright gba law ... on 07 October 2011
PLC - High Court upholds Nintendo claim in "modchips" case edit / delete
Summary of the 2010 decision.
to copy-protection copyright gba law ... on 07 October 2011
Case Law Hall of Fame - Lowering the Bar edit / delete
Entertaining US court cases.
to amusements law ... on 29 April 2011
NUJ: Response to Gowers Review edit / delete
Why what the papers think might not be what the people who write them think.
International Free and Open Source Software Law Review edit / delete
Some interesting articles.
to free-software law licensing ... on 17 July 2009
An odd (but thought-provoking) approach to free culture: "licenses" that attempt to codify ethical rather than legal guidelines.
to ethics free-software law licensing pd politics ... on 27 May 2007
The UK Patent Office - Copyright - Copyright law edit / delete
This page includes the useful "consolidated version" of the CD&PA, with all the amendments in later acts merged in. Our legal system is an utter nightmare.
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tasty by Adam Sampson.