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Marking the latest act of violence against members of the legal community, Chinese Judge Ma Caiyun was shot and killed […]
Mova, a technology that captures actors’ facial expressions and tics, and transfers them to animated figures for motion pictures, won […]
A report issued last week by risk advisory firm Verisk Maplecroft says that illegal and abusive treatment of migrant workers […]
Fears that Chinese courts are protectionist, biased and anti-foreigner are misplaced, writes Jack Ellis, blogging on the IAM website. On […]
As the U.S., European and Chinese economies become more intertwined, it becomes more and more important for intellectual property owners […]
Facebook has been given three months to update its data collection practices in France, or it will face sanctions in […]
The European Commission and the United States have reached a tentative agreed on a new framework for transatlantic data flows. […]
U.S. companies planning for public M&A in the EU face rules of engagement that are considerably different from those in […]
It’s been widely reported that sanctions against Iran are history, but far from it, says a post from Ropes & […]
A Russian screenwriter will appeal a Moscow court’s decision dismissing his plagiarism suit against Fox over the script for “The […]
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