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United Kingdom - December 17 2010
The scope of copyright protection given to computer programs is again under scrutiny following the recent referral of nine questions to the CJEU by Mr Justice Arnold in the dispute between SAS Institute Inc. (“SAS”) and World Programming Ltd (“WPL”).
