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ITNOW 2006 48(1):34; doi:10.1093/itnow/bwi150
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© 2006 The British Computer Society

Last but not Least

A software copyright case

Rachel Burnett

Solicitor. Burnett IT Legal Services. rb{at}burnett.uk.net

The following case confirms the law on software copyright. ClearSprings Management Limited, a provider of services to the Home Office, commissioned BusinessLinx Limited, a software house, to develop a system to report on housing allocation for asylum seekers. BusinessLinx worked with some existing routines of its own and wrote other code, using information from ClearSprings about its business procedures.


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