UGC Tripping
Has TripAdvisor tripped up?…
Has TripAdvisor tripped up?…
The Government proposes that rights holders should bear 75% of the copyright infringement costs and that ISPs should bear the remaining 25%…
Read More… from DEA 2010: Copyright Infringement Costs Allocation
Cynthia O’Donoghue and Nick Tyler give an account of the Article 29 Working Party Opinion 3/2010 on the Principle of Accountability and explain its importance…
Read More… from Accountability: Made to Measure Data Privacy Compliance for the Proactive?
I think we are doing a decent job of providing resources on e-disclosure. Is there something missing?…
The Cloud Industry Forum is looking for volunteer members for its Governance Board…
The Practice Direction on Disclosure of Electronic Documents has now been published…
Mike Taylor offers a litigator’s guide to buying e-disclosure services…
Clive Freedman summarises a recent case where it was alleged that data had been deleted and all traces of recoverable data destroyed….
Back from our holidays but there’s lots of SCL events to look forward to….
The Court of Appeal has ruled that there is an arguable case to suggest that Article 5 of the Trade Mark Directive does not exclude the defences based on Articles 28 and 30 of the EC Treaty where it is shown that the proprietor of a trade mark has adopted practices which distort trade within the single market. The Court set aside a previous ruling granting Oracle summary judgment….
Read More… from Parallel Imports and Trade Marks: Oracle v M-Tech