According to the House of Lords Home Affairs, Health and Education EU Sub-Committee, the ‘right to be forgotten’ is unworkable, unreasonable and wrong in principle…
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Statutory instruments relating to the grant of tax relief for video games development have been published…
The House of Lords Communications Committee has published a report which takes the view that there is no need for new legislation to cover social media offences – existing laws and guidance, properly applied, can do the job….
Stewart James considers the latest in wearable tech – the Microsoft smart headband – and the privacy and lifestyle implications of ‘wearables’…
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Google’s Advisory Council on the ‘right to be forgotten’ has issued a call for comments and evidence and is to hold a series of meetings across the EU….
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According to the Information Commissioner’s Office, Big Data is ‘not a game played by different rules’…
Mark Kenrick and Michael Williams consider two judgments of the US Supreme Court and ask whether the rules on software patentability that now apply in the USA are getting close to those that hold sway in Europe….
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One year on from the Scottish Borders Appeal, Paul Motion and Laura Irvine ask: has the ICO’s approach changed?…
The Article 29 Working Party has released a statement following its meeting with Google and other search engines, held on 24 July, concerning the ‘right to be forgotten’…
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These are questions arising from the Podcast: SCL Foundations of IT Law Programme: Module 5 – Risk, cybercrime and computer misuse Course code HW/SFCL:OC21 – CPD: 2 hours….
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