A report from Carl Davies on the Society for Computers and Law 7th Annual Conference, held at St Anne’s College, Oxford on 22 and 23 June 2007.
The Conference sessions and related online CPD test are available on the SCL Web site….
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This is an edited transcript of the 2006 SCL Lecture given by Professor Richard Susskind OBE, which has created enormous interest. This version covers only four of the six headings covered in the Lecture itself….
Laurence Eastham takes a sideways look forward….
Kit Burden explains why IT security matters to technology lawyers or at least should matter. This article is based on his presentation to the Law Society of Scotland/SSCL Conference earlier this year…
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Richard Stephens compares the all-in-one capabilities of leading products from the Sony Ericsson and HP ranges….
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Jim Davies tells us why USB is not an unmixed blessing and looks at solutions to the security problems USB devices can pose….
Bluejacking, Bluesnarfing and Bluetooth – William Betts has the Blues covered….
Clive Davies of Olswang considers what partnering really means and how, in contractual terms, it can best be achieved….
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As the EU and US debate sharing of airline passenger information, Stewart Baker, Maury Shenk, Kees Kuilwijk, Winnie Chang and Daniel Mah of Steptoe & Johnson examine the special circumstances and the extent to which sophisticated anonymisation techniques can resolve some of the most difficult conflicts between privacy and security….
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Whether viewed as a spy in your shopping or just a security device, RFID tags have made the headlines. Alexander Brown explains the technology, the general concerns and the law….
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