Aquilina, who was speaking generally and not on the specifics of the anti-piracy campaign and its font use, said that using a font from a free source, with an “effectively implied license to use it,” could be “a good defense,” though “not a complete defense.” Typically, a rightsholder would go after websites distributing copies of … Read more
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Japanese trade negotiators trying to spare their country from Donald Trump’s tariffs are preparing to do battle over an issue where neither side can easily back down: a car safety test that does not exist. … Read more
Car mishaps damage one physically, emotionally, and financially. Following a crash, you have to protect your legal rights and seek reimbursement. Uninformed persons make expensive mistakes that could compromise their potential to recoupments of losses. A qualified car crash lawyer can guarantee justice and guide throughout the convoluted legal terrain. Immediate Actions at the Accident … Read more
Airspeeder, the world’s first electric flying car racing series, has entered a landmark technical and strategic partnership with Singapore-based cybersecurity firm Acronis. The racing series, created by performance electric flying car manufacturer Alauda, will receive technical and commercial support from Acronis. The significance of this partnership will be reflected in the placement of the Acronis … Read more
The UK’s motor finance industry faces continued uncertainty following the Supreme Court’s recent decision to block a Treasury attempt to intervene in an ongoing car finance scandal. The decision signals potential financial consequences running into billions, impacting both lenders and borrowers alike. Supreme Court Rejects Treasury Intervention The UK’s highest court refused the Treasury’s application … Read more