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Proper data management key to e-discovery
News Singapore kicks off new protocol for discovery of electronic documents to be used as court evidence, which experts say reinforces need for better information management.
Tags: Legal, Data Management, IT Governance, Hewlett-Packard Co., Phone, Security, Protocol, Organization, Keystone Law, Singapore
Software liability law could divide open source
News European Commission-proposed software protection law may benefit open source vendors, but push smaller independent developers into a corner.
Tags: Open source, Software engineering/development, Legal, Software, Ovum, Open-source Software, David Mitchell, European Union, Hardware, consumer protection
S'pore firm claims patent to image search
News Singapore company says it owns patent to technology used by millions of online sites worldwide to link graphics and pictures to other Web pages.
Tags: Copyright, Patents, Web sites, SMB, Patent, Image, Search Engine, Singapore, intellectual property, image search
Gee, I wish I hadn't done that
Blogs Was there anything you would have liked to take back from 2006? Any regrets? Or, did you wish some things hadn't happene...
Tags: Regulations, International governments
Where are my privacy safeguards?
Blogs Are most Asians compelled to take legal action when they feel their privacy has been violated? But, do they have any rig...
Law no help in broadband 'misspeeds'
News It may all come down to semantics for consumers seeking recourse against ISPs for slow Internet connection speeds.
Tags: Business broadband, Personal broadband
S'pore draft spam bill is 'not perfect' yet
Insight The second draft proposal could penalize law-abiding marketers while errant spammers slip through the cracks, says a local IT lawyer.
Tags: Spam and phishing, Regulations
Debunking top 3 Creative Commons myths
News With the rise of user-generated content online on blogs and photo sharing sites, two lawyers help demystify commonly-held myths surrounding user copyrights.
Tags: Copyright, Web 2.0, Business, Creative Commons, India, Philippines, Open Source, Work, Japan, intellectual property
S'pore to update media competition code
News Regulator proposes new revisions to the country's media competition code to prevent cross-subsidies that may arise from providing converged services.
EU data retention law could impact Asia
News Asia's communications service providers with operations in EU countries must comply, too; and it could cost them dearly.
Tags: Data backup, disaster recovery, Data centers, Regulations, IT Governance, SMB
US government finally lets ICANN go
News update In surprising move, U.S. government says it is ready to relinquish power of organization that oversees global Web traffic to "Internet users everywhere".
Tags: Web sites, Domain names, Politics, International governments, Domain Name, ICANN, Asia-Pacific, Singapore, accountability, U.S. Department of Commerce
Net goes beyond U.S. domain
Insight It's time for the U.S. government to wake up to a new cyber reality--one that is inherently global and depends on an international audience to continue functioning.
Tags: Web sites, Domain names, Government, International governments
Want to blog? Stick to the rules
Insight Industry players say companies that encourage their employees to blog should also set policies to guide them along.
Will bill kill spam?
Insight Singapore looks set to join the ranks of Australia and the United States in battling unsolicited e-mail with its draft spam bill. But just how effective is legislation in fighting spam?
Tags: Spam and phishing, Spam filtering
Vendors: Ample tests to nip tainted goods
News Major hardware manufacturers say there are enough processes in place to prevent malware-infected equipment from being shipped to customers.
Tags: Hardware, Network security, Security Management, Malware, Manufacturing, Seagate Technology LLC, Spokesperson, Singapore, removable storage, virus
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