File-sharing Legislation Consultation Mark 124
There is yet another government consultation on file-sharing. But does it matter at all?…
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Intellectual Property
Data Exports to Processors and Sub-processors
Rosemary Jay looks at the current thinking in the EU on data exports, and regrets that she seems to encounter one example of data protection law being topsy-turvy….
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Streamlining
Rob Lancashire sees streamlining IT and business systems becoming top priority for legal business…
Disclaimers: The Devil’s in the Detail
The explosion in BlackBerry and smartphone use is posing a real challenge for businesses trying to enforce e-mail policies and legal disclaimers, says Andrew Millington….
Editorial
I think this is a strong issue. A number of the articles here have certainly made me think hard, especially about EU law. Remember that SCL members can log on to the Web site and comment on any one of these articles. I would love to hear more views on Ian McDougall’s approach to data…
CPD: Professor Elizabeth Judge Lecture – Presumed Intentions and the Copyright Bargain – 6 May 2009. The online CPD questions relating to this lecture.
Questions arising from the lecture given by Professor Elizabeth Judge on 6 May 2009. SCL Online CPD Scheme – Course code HW/SFCL24 – 1 hour 15 minutes…
The Future of Reputation: Gossip, Rumor and Privacy on the Internet
Richard Morgan reports on the lecture by Professor Daniel J Solove, Professor of Law at George Washington University Law School, at a joint SCL/Oxford Internet Institute Meeting on 25 June 2009…
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Don’t Tell Daddy!
My recent babysitting experience reminded me of a basic truth that a blogger seeking anonymity seems to have overlooked….
Play Fantasy SCL Lecturers
SCL is in the process of deciding who to invite to give the next SCL Lecture, building on the success of March’s lecture from William Patry. Who would you pick?…