Carl Gardner
March 6, 2012
The Court of Appeal has today rejected the appeal by BT and TalkTalk in their judicial review of the Digital Economy Act 2010. This is a disappointment for digital rights campaigners, but not legally surprising – the arguments made […]
Carl Gardner
April 4, 2008
Here it is. Moral? Don’t wait 38 years to recover from the drugs. And anyway, isn’t Bach the real originator of this choon?
I thought you’d like to know what Dominic Sandbrook says about it in
Carl Gardner
January 3, 2007
Yesterday it was reported that a team at Imperial College, London have developed a new, cheap version of interferon to treat hepatitis C, by altering its molecular structure. Instead of coating the interferon with sugar, they can insert […]
Carl Gardner
December 21, 2006
It’s not a good time to be a grand old man of pop. Sir Cliff and Sir Paul have hardly got over the bad news from Gowers, and now in Paris, Le Monde reports that Johnny Hallyday has […]
Carl Gardner
December 8, 2006
Andrew Gowers’s review of intellectual property law has been published – you can download the report from the Treasury website here.
Some lawyers have already expressed disappointment – many think the report’s recommendations are not radical enough. But why […]