The European Council has adopted two new directives on the supply of digital content and sale of goods to consumers as part of the Digital Single Market strategy…
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The new directive aims to make licensing of copyright-protected material contained in such programmes easier so that they can be made available throughout the EU….
The Competition and Markets Authority has provisionally found that Casio has broken competition law by restricting retailers’ freedom to discount online….
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The Information Commissioner has launched a consultation on a draft code of practice on age-appropriate design, a code of practice for online services likely to be accessed by children….
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A round-up of other techlaw news from over the Easter break not covered separately on the site…
In the second part of our four-part series looking at the principles and tools involved in legal design, Legal Design Engineer, Charlotte Baker, looks at why legal design is necessary….
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Rebecca Keating, building on her talk at last year’s Annual Conference, offers a novice’s guide to some of the key concepts of quantum computing, how near we are to practical quantum computing and the implications for lawyers ….
The Home Office and Department of Media, Culture and Sport have jointly published an Online Harms White Paper…
The European Commission has issued a Statement of Objections to six video game companies, including Valve, owner of the Steam video game distribution platform….
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The European Commission’s independent expert group has published a revised version of its ethics guidelines for the use of AI….