By: Scott Thiel
Following hot on the heels of the recently-enacted Cybersecurity Law, the Chinese Government has published a draft of sweeping rules to regulate the delivery of cloud services.
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RADIO SPECTRUM – SURGING DEMAND FOR RADIO SPECTRUM DRIVES THE NEED TO UNDERSTAND REGULATION
By Michael Senkowski, Nancy Victory, and Michael Lewis
The pace of innovation for wireless products and services over the past decade or so has been breathtaking. Since the introduction of the iPhone – less than 10 years ago
NEW EU EPRIVACY RULES IN THE MAKING
Internet services, IoT, cookies and more will be significantly impacted.
Those who think that the EU General Data Protection Regulation is a lot to contend with are now facing the prospect of a new Regulation replacing the 2002 ePrivacy Directive.
GLOBAL PATENT LAWS
DLA Piper is pleased to announce the launch of Global Patent Laws.
Global Patent Laws is designed to provide you with an overview of the key patent laws and dispute resolution procedures that are relevant to businesses operating in
UPCOMING CHANGES IN REQUIREMENTS FOR SERVICE PROVIDERS TO BENEFIT FROM DMCA SAFE HARBOR: CONSIDER THESE KEY STEPS
By: Jeffrey D. Aronson, Jim Halpert, Victoria Lee, Mark C. Lehberg, Eduardo J. Blanco
If you maintain a website or service where you make content available to others, you probably have (and should have) an agent
U.S. FINANCIAL REGULATORS PROPOSE SWEEPING NEW CYBERSECURITY REGULATIONS
By: Sydney White
The U.S. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), and the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (the “Agencies”), released an Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (“ANPR”)
MYANMAR: DRAFT TRADE MARK LAW PROGRESS
By: Melinda Upton, Rohan Singh, and Anjali Narendra
Myanmar’s Draft Trade Mark Law is expected to be passed in 2017. This signals substantial changes to the current process which is based on common law and common practice rather
NO THANKSGIVING TURKEY FOR CAMPARI
By: Melinda Upton, Rohan Singh, and Anjali Narendra
It is common practice for businesses to engage in trade mark licence agreements as a means to facilitate building brand awareness. However, the High Court of Australia’s refusal to grant
CHINA: SIGNIFICANT CHANGES TO DATA AND CYBERSECURITY PRACTICES UNDER PRC CYBERSECURITY LAW
By: Carolyn Bigg
After a third deliberation, the Chinese government passed the new PRC Cybersecurity Law on 7 November 2016. The new law will come into force on 1 June 2017 and has significant implications for the data privacy and
RUBIK’S CUBE: ECJ DENIES PROTECTION FOR 3D TRADEMARK OF FAMOUS PUZZLE
By: Dr. Ulrike Grübler (Hamburg, Germany)
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has denied trademark protection for an existing EU registration of the famous puzzle known as Rubik’s Cube. Following a decision issued by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) on