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NEW IT/IP BLOG


The IPKat has come across a new IP/IT blog. Naked Law is written by 6 members of Cambridge law firm Mills & Reeve’s Technology Team. It focuses on IT, IP, privacy and data protection, e-commerce and distance selling, and e-government.

So far as the IPKat knows, this is the first law blog to be written by a UK law firm (though he’s happy to be corrected on this one). Is this the beginning of a trend he wonders…
NEW IT/IP BLOG NEW IT/IP BLOG Reviewed by Anonymous on Tuesday, August 23, 2005 Rating: 5

3 comments:

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