James Henderson reports on the sixth module in SCL’s Foundation of IT Law, which took place on 10 September 2014…
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The success of the SCL Annual Conference, a possible name change for SCL and a new SCL online group for in-house lawyers….
Kuan Hon writes about her impressions of Google Glass after a session with a demo unit…
Stephen Ketteley and Chris Elliott offer an insight into an area of software regulation that few realised was on the cards….
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As more business functions and data migrate to the Cloud, Ching Liu and Ramin Tabatabai look at how organisations can ensure that they avoid the data risks it can create…
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The latest ruling in California on the protection for IP rights in APIs has worrying consequences…
There is still time to register for the IFCLA Conference in Antwerp on 5th and 6th June…
Scott Allardyce considers the effects of digital licences on consumer rights, in a world where simple ownership is of fading importance…
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Joel Harrison reflects on the Article 29 Working Party’s endorsement of Microsoft’s agreement for cloud services, which he sees a very significant development for the cloud computing industry. This is partly because Microsoft is such a major vendor and its terms are of interest to so many, but also because the DPAs have always been very reticent about commenting on individual vendors’ terms and this may signal an important shift in approach…
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The Law Society has published a practice note on the use of cloud computing services in law firms….