Simon Deane-Johns explains why he thinks plans for further regulation of online transactions will work against the interests of consumers….
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SCL’s answer to Hans Christian Anderson is John Yates. There is many a new truth in an old tale….
Limitation of liability clauses are always keenly negotiated and are often one of the last clauses to be agreed. A string of recent cases provide guidance to lawyers about how these clauses should be drafted and incorporated into a contract. Jimmy Desai offers a summary of some recent cases and an explanation as to how each may be useful to those drafting such clauses….
Helen Hart summarises and comments on the latest ICO advice….
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The statistic that stayed with me for far too long this week was that approximately 1 in 25 visitors to Wikipedia edit or contribute. It seemed extraordinary that a resource that was used as the major reference source for everything from pub arguments to geography homework could have so many committed and dedicated persons associated…
George Gardiner summarises a recent judgment and highlights some lessons that may be drawn from it….
Juliet Humphries and Justin Harness reflect the views expressed at, and thoughts arising from, a recent KM Group meeting on KM and Commoditisation….
Kit Burden looks at one of the tricky aspects of outsourcing deals….
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Richard Hawtin looks at one aspect of outsourcing deals that can cause problems….
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Alex Newson gives an overview of the legal issues from an EU & US law perspective. This is an updated version of the original article, taking account of the appeal ruling in Perfect 10 v Google….