Apple have been ordered by the UK Court of Appeal to take out adverts with UK National papers and (somewhat unusually) to put an acknowledgement on its website that the Court "had decided that these Samsung products do not infringe…
A recent High Court Ruling in the UK has given Cadbury the exclusive right to a certain shade of purple (Pantone 2685C) on its dairy milk chocolate packaging. This was an interesting case as normally colours are only capable of…
We are delighted to announce that Reilly & Co have moved to new premises located at Bank House, Kent Street, Clonakilty, Co Cork - this is a very positive move for the firm and has been done in conjunction with…
Please see this link to it@cork and its work with Reilly & Co, Solicitors and IBM, BNY/MELLON and Quinn Healthcare with the SHINE organisation which cares for autistic children through Corporate Social Responsibility and the Smarter Senses Program in Cork. The above…
it@cork is launching its monthly Tech Tuesday forum on the first Tuesday of every month – a social setting to network, meet peers, share experiences and learn a few lessons ! To book your place, please contact marie@itcork.ie Its FREE…
Almost half the registrations were registered by companies and one third by sole traders. Almost 4,000 domains were regsistered in the month of May alone and the i.e. domain was rated the fourth safest in the world by anti-virus firm…
J. Barter Travel Group have been providing professional travel services since 1865 and they continue to lead the way with the launch of their new website www.travelnet.ie Their new website provides users with the very latest in travel technology to…
Niall O' Farrell of Dragons Den made an investment into Deirdre Collins company following her appearance on Dragons Den and David Reilly assisted Dee throughout in the negotiation and completion of the deal.
IT@Cork is an independent not-for-profit organisation that represents over 290 corporate ICT professionals in Cork. On his appointment as a Director of the company, David commented that he was "....delighted to have the opportunity to assist in the future of…
In his High Court Ruling of 11 October 2010 Mr. Justice Peter Charleton said that he was unable to grant the Injunction because Ireland had failed to correctly implement the European Directives on Copyright Protection.
