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QMUL Cloud Legal Project/Brookings Institution paper on cloud terms of service referenced in World Economic Forum paper

DateJune 1, 2011

The Cloud Legal Project at Queen Mary University London and The Brookings Institution paper on their standard cloud terms of service research, "The Terms They Are A-Changin' - Watching Cloud Contracts Take Shape" is referenced in the World Economics Forum's recent paper, "Advancing Cloud Computing: What To Do Now? Priorities for Industry and Government".

Click here to read the World Economic Forum paper.

Click here to read the QMUL/Brookings Institution paper.  

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