James Besley reports on the SCL meeting on 15 June about outsourcing for law firms, which was sponsored by the SCL London Group and hosted by CMS Cameron McKenna….
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Cynthia O’Donoghue and Nick Tyler review the Article 29 Working Party Opinion 13/2011 on geo-location services on smart mobile devices. They also ask: where do we go from here?…
Chris James reviews the second edition of this book by Renzo Marchini…
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Stewart James shares his experience of iPad use, and confesses his dark desire for an iPad2….
Open source advocates, sharing via an online Applications Store and greater transparency – it all sounds great. But can the Government ICT Strategy overcome some structural problems that bedevil public service ICT provision….
Questions to accompany the podcast of presentations at the seminar held on 24 March. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL19 – 2 hours…
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Dervish Tayyip reports on the first SCL In-House Group Seminar which recently took place in London….
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Our increasing exposure as IT lawyers and indeed as human beings to the exponential advance of technology…
With doubts about implementation of the EU’s ‘cookie consent’ requirements and the suggestion that cloud cuckoo land has at last been found (apparently it is in Denmark), it is time to ask if there is a disconnect between commercial reality and privacy requirements. And whose fault is it?…
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The SCL In-House Group has a new Chair. Dervish Tayyip has taken over the role previously fulfilled by Shanthini Satyendra. Here Dervish shares his plans and hopes for the SCL In-house Group….
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