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Roger Bickerstaff, the IFCLA President, explains why you should seriously consider attending the IFCLA Conference…
Roger Bickerstaff, the IFCLA President, explains why you should seriously consider attending the IFCLA Conference…
The EU Commission has sent a Statement of Objections to Google relating to its Android operating system and applications. This is a significant step in terms of competition law proceedings….
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Blockchain Among the updates, case analysis, further focus on GDPR and valuable insights on outsourcing, the main feature of this issue is the articles on blockchain. The focus on blockchain arises from a combination of (i) a recognition on my part that blockchain was a hot topic, with many people I respected emphasising, and clearly…
Justin Harrington offers a detailed and thorough analysis of the law on service credits, including a considered look at the effect of the Supreme Court decision in Cavendish Square/Beavis…
Mark O’Conor is asking in-house lawyers in the tech space or with IT law responsibilities to get in touch with SCL to help it better reflect their needs…
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Checca Aird looks at the tech world’s latest buzzword and some of the applications that she has encountered….
Richard French examines the blockchain technology and discusses some of its legal aspects…
Richard Stephens and Charles Symons offer some original and challenging thoughts on one of the basic aspects of IT contracts…
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The Information Commissioner’s Office has published a 12-step guide to preparation for the GDPR…
Joe McNamee’s article, one of our regular opinion pieces, may raise wider debate about the real meaning of privacy in a changed data landscape…
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