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ebizlaw is run by Fox Williams LLP.  We advise businesses on tech, digital media and online matters assisting start-ups to listed companies on issues such as raising finance, intellectual property and key technology contracts.
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ebiznews

OFT to bare its teeth?
New investigations by the OFT - behavioural advertsing and misleading pricing

Advertising financial products and services online – rules and risks
We outline few practical steps businesses can take to avoid incurring the wrath of authorities.

Are You Managing Your IP Rights Effectively?
A guest contributor from Prager and Fenton LLP comments on IP revenue stream audits.

Technology Den event – 11 February 2010
Our partner company Technology Den is running its next themed event on 11 February 2010 in Docklands, commencing at 12.30pm. Technology Den provides an innovative way of connecting high-level technology buyers with the solutions to their problems.

Fox Williams voted Mid Size Technology Law Firm of the year 2009
Fox Williams has won the prestigious award of Mid Size Technology Law Firm in the ACQ Country Awards 2009.

ebizlife

Google joins cloud revolution as Government consults on £500,000 maximum fine for data breaches
Google recently publicised its new computer operating system, Chrome OS, which it hopes could revolutionise computing. Rather than storing files and documents on the computer’s hard drive, Chrome OS relies on data stored in the “Cloud”. This means that files are accessible on demand from anywhere in the World assuming that you have an Internet connection. That is in fact quite a big assumption as even in this technology advanced country we do not have a comprehensive high speed internet infrastructure and there is lack of WiFi hotspots outside of major towns and cites.

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