San Francisco software firms Splunk Inc. and Cribl Inc. failed to convince a federal court to give them post-trial wins in a long-running copyright battle over software interoperability.

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Article 1. These Measures are drafted to implement the Computer Software Protection Regulations (hereinafter referred as Regulations for short). Article 2. In order to facilitate the development of ...

Computer software should not be protected by copyright laws designed for music, literature and other creative works, according to a lawsuit filed in a U.S. court in San Francisco.

In Europe registering software as a copyright is a relatively uncommon practice, with only few EU member states providing copyright registration. Instead, evidence to prove authorship is usually ...

In the first part of this series of Industry Insights, I introduced the issue of software and patents. In this Industry Insight, I will consider how copyrights and patents differ in the domain of ...

BEIJING, Dec. 27 (Xinhua) -- China received over 700,000 software copyright registrations in 2017, a year-on-year growth of 85 percent and a historical peak, said the ...

Enforcement efforts are underway in provinces and cities across the country following software owners’ requests to take stronger action to protect copyright and software ownership. Enforcement efforts ...