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Open-rights groups hope legal judgments will end letter-writing campaigns
Report also critisiced web blocking and filtering measures
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Internet rights groups call for citizen-centred policies rather than "heavy-handed government regulation", following French President's speech at the e-G8 forum
ACS Law solicitor who acted for Media Cat in the controversial file sharing lawsuit brought the legal profession "into disrepute", says ISPA
Digital Opportunity review says Government must reform 300-year-old laws
ISP trade body opens up awards to the public for the first time
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Rights holders and consumer groups anticipate decision on whether fair usage of copyright material will be introduced following review of intellectual property
Trademark infringement and patent issues cited as design and user interfaces of the Galaxy Tab and Galaxy smartphones go under the spotlight
Internet service providers' claims that the law needs clarification and clauses are unfair were dismissed at the High Court; but BT and Talktalk consider fighting on
Consumers International report says UK copyright law, ranked the third worst in the world, is "abjectly failing" consumers in today's digital world
Judge Birss said ACS Law/Media Cat had "no real prospect of success" in appealing against costs decision following "chaotic" copyright infringement case
The Government has decided the costs to publishers of making paid-for content available to everyone outweighed the public benefit of it being available for free
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