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Prism, spying and cloud computing: should businesses be worried?

Wigley + Company
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European Union, New Zealand, USA
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June 18 2013

Our clients over the years have asked questions like: “Do privacy and security considerations mean we shouldn’t move our data and its processing from

Submissions called for on the Electronic Transactions (Contract Formation) Amendment Bill

Bell Gully
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New Zealand
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June 17 2013

The Commerce Select Committee has called for submissions on the Electronic Transactions (Contract Formation) Amendment Bill. This is a member's bill

Second round of submissions for second level .nz domain names proposal

AJ Park
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New Zealand
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June 17 2013

The Domain Names Commission Limited is now taking a second round of submissions about its proposed plan to make second level .nz domain names to the

Flower bomb: why marketers need to be wary of using competitors' brands as Google keywords

AJ Park
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New Zealand, United Kingdom
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May 31 2013

This month the UK High Court came out in favour of Interflora in a long-running dispute with Marks & Spencer (M&S) over use of 'interflora' as a

ICANN approves .kiwi domain name

AJ Park
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New Zealand
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May 30 2013

Trade mark owners could begin applying for .kiwi domain names as early as mid-August this year, but only if they have recorded their marks with the

A double bogey for descriptive domain names

Baldwins
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New Zealand
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April 30 2013

Last month we wrote about the need for businesses to adopt distinctive, non-descriptive trading names to adequately protect themselves against others

ISP liability for copyright infringement: are dodgy subscribers worth the risk?

Baldwins
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New Zealand
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April 12 2013

Internet Service Providers (ISPs) play a major role in our everyday lives. As gatekeepers to the internet, they provide us with the means to collect

To .kiwi or not to .kiwi? Setting the scene - an update on the new gTLDs

Simpson Grierson
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New Zealand
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April 4 2013

ICANN, the international governing body for domain names, is in the process of introducing to the world hundreds, and potentially thousands, of new

Pirates of Aotearoa

Simpson Grierson
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New Zealand
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April 4 2013

The first decisions on any new area provide a platform from which the public can assess how the relevant law will be applied in future. The first New

Internet and the law: enforceability of browse-wrap terms and conditions

Simpson Grierson
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New Zealand, USA
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April 4 2013

Most prudent website operators include terms and conditions on their website to make it clear on what basis information, products or services

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Prism, spying and cloud computing: should businesses be worried?

Submissions called for on the Electronic Transactions (Contract Formation) Amendment Bill

Second round of submissions for second level .nz domain names proposal

Flower bomb: why marketers need to be wary of using competitors' brands as Google keywords

ICANN approves .kiwi domain name

A double bogey for descriptive domain names

ISP liability for copyright infringement: are dodgy subscribers worth the risk?

To .kiwi or not to .kiwi? Setting the scene - an update on the new gTLDs

Pirates of Aotearoa

Internet and the law: enforceability of browse-wrap terms and conditions

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