Predictions 2017 – Tech Law and More
A selection of predictions, mainly concerning anticipated legal developments…
A selection of predictions, mainly concerning anticipated legal developments…
Here are some eDisclosure predictions for 2017 from Chris Dale, with some added wider, and increasingly cynical, predictions thrown in for spice….
The Court of Justice of the European Union has published its judgment in the case concerning retention of data, which includes the reference in the UK dispute originally brought by Tom Watson MP and David Davis MP…
The Article 29 Working Party has published guidance on the new right to data portability which arises under the GDPR…
Read More… from Article 29 Working Party Guidelines: Data Portability
Complex potential Brexit effects are considered by Monica Horten…
Neil Brown reviews Trebor Scholz’s new book, taking aim at the so-called ‘gig economy’….
In the latest in our series of articles arising fromthe SCL Tech Law Futures Conference, Lucy McCormick considers an important issue that has a momentum of its own…
Neil Brown ponders on some near-term thoughts and predictions for communications and Internet service providers and their advisors….
Jo Martin considers the impact of the employment tribunal’s decision in the recent Uber case. Theresa Sprain looks at similar litigation regarding Uber in the United States….
Read More… from Disrupting the Disruptors: The Uber Case and Employment
The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that the copyright directive precludes national legislation authorising the digital reproduction of out-of-print books in breach of the exclusive rights of authors…
Read More… from CJEU Judgment Restricting Digital Reproduction of Out-of-print Books