Introduction Business method patents should be patentable due to the changing nature of technology. The European Union has changed its approach from a subject matter approach to the technical effect, which means that a BMPO could be an invention as long as it has sufficient technical effect (in example the tangible or intangible quandary is…
Introduction Business method patents (BMPs) is a contentious subject as it is recognised that the processes that are the subject matter of these patents do improve the operation of business. However, the lack of tangibility means that it is difficult for traditional patentability tests to be applied to business method patents. The crux of the…
Introduction A new form of dispute resolution international commercial arbitration became to maturity throughout the second half of twentieth century. The results of this history are of practical and theoretical significance for worldwide marketable relationships. This story starts early in the nineteenth century; the ending events happen in the decades since the end of World…
Introduction Every action is recording in today’s digital world. There are many web forums, blogs, or personal pages and ‘on the Internet, nobody knows you’re a dog’[1] but with surveillance governments and corporate know many things more than you know about yourself. This paper critically analyses the statement of Bruce Schneier within legal framework. Briefly…