Foreign policy is only one domain in which New Labour claims to have adopted bold new ideas.

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The Financial Services Authority (FSA), Britain's financial regulator, has also been busy, issuing new proposals on the management of liquidity by banks (including branches of foreign institutions) in its domain.

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Enacted in 1994, Section 514 restores copyrights in foreign works previously in the public domain for failure to comply with formalities, lack of subject matter protection or lack of national eligibility, according to the opinion.

FORBES: 10th Circuit Brings Foreign Copyrights Back From The Dead

Reversing a lower court in a closely watched case, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit has determined that a trade treaty that restores copyright protection to foreign works previously in the public domain is not unconstitutional.

FORBES: 10th Circuit Brings Foreign Copyrights Back From The Dead

As awkward as this has been, new rules expand these impediments, requiring the licensing of domain names and, potentially, foreign sites as well.

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In this increasingly important domain, the Partnership study found that 84 percent of patents had a foreign-born inventor.

FORBES: A Common Cause for Both Parties

Some weaknesses, already well-known to hackers, foreign governments and, most likely, jihadists, have been exposed in two areas: the Domain Name System that VeriSign oversees and the Border Gateway Protocol, which governs how Internet service providers and large networks exchange routing information.

FORBES: The Next Threat