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The EU is still 'thinking' about e-commerce
The European Commission (EC) is investigating whether e-commerce laws continue to be valid in 27 European Union (EU) countries. The committee may study to make this EC l…
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Domain dispute: Is there ever an end?
Recently, in the process of handling industrial property (IP) violations, Inspectorate of the Ministry of Science and Technology has discovered many cases of unfair comp…
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2006: Electronic export industry and computer components VN reached 1.77 billion USD
During the ICT meeting in the early spring of the year, which took place on the evening of March 9, General Secretary of Vietnam Informatics Association Mr. Nguyen Long…
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Please abolish an online game management text
The Enterprise Law Enforcement and Investment Law Working Group has just proposed abolishing documents certifying technical and professional conditions to provide online…
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USA: Listening to an iPod when crossing a road will result in a fine of 100 USD
Under a new law under consideration, pedestrians, bicyclists or joggers listening to iPods when crossing New York streets will be fined $ 100.
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Vietnam intellectual property picture has bright points
On February 5, 2007, Microsoft Vietnam held an intellectual property training session for journalists in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City (February 6, 2007). This is one of it…
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Will HP 'break' Moore's Law?
Researchers from the HP Labs lab expected this month to publish a specialized report on how to increase the performance of some processors, and reduce energy consumption…
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UK: Proposal to share personal data
He is looking to revise some of the terms of the data protection law to be able to share citizens' personal information with other government agencies. However, this mov…
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EU declared war on online fraud
According to the British government, tightening the implementation of Consumer Protection Law also means that the European Union (EU) has declared war on online fraud.
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10 typical events of the Post, Telecommunications and IT industry in 2006
Leading the 10 most typical events of the Posts, Telecommunications and IT sectors in 2006 selected and evaluated by the Ministry of Posts and Telematics as an IT Law ev…
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Cashout Vietnam - a new version of Mafia
Form high-tech, intercontinental, high-tech crime lines, specializing in credit account theft,
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Vietnamese cybercrime is easy to catch and awkward
All online attacks in 2006 were made clear, but the perpetrators were only administratively handled with a fine of VND 10-20 million. The authorities 'complained' that t…
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Korea: The downside of broadband society
Korea is one of the most connected countries on the planet, however
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China builds anti-crime law
The National Assembly of China is discussing the Law on Minor Protection, which includes the provision of
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Microsoft: does not delay Vista release time
Microsoft has agreed to make some changes in the Windows Vista operating system to please European Community (EU) leaders. Although some changes have to be made, Microso…