Mark Turnbull considers the implications of the Supreme Court judgment in R (Catt & T) v The Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, especially the implications for local authorities in their data handling, and detects a diversion from the true path set by Strasbourg…
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Deborah Blaxell examines the trends and forecasts a stormy outlook, which poses a real danger for those not properly prepared…
Susan McLean and Mercedes Samavi take another look at this phenomenon of the future that is speeding down the road towards us…
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Steve Peers explains and excoriates a CJEU judgment that side-steps data protection questions…
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Smart Cities are creating a buzz. Emma Wright and Dianne Devlin explain what the excitement is about and highlight some of the challenges…
Links to accounts and comment on this vital case and some preliminary thoughts…
The CJEU has ruled on a reference relating to the Infosoc Directive and communication to the public…
Daniel Woods reports on the 11th module in SCL’s Foundation of IT Law, hosted by Herbert Smith Freehills LLP on 15 May 2017….
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John McKinlay considers the IT issues that face some of those entering the banking field…
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Lee Meyrick looks at how process and technology decisions determine data quality during eDiscovery…
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