Big Brother: Grateful or Worried?
When the surveillance society came knocking at my door, I started off grateful and ended up worried. And I started to wonder about privacy and the right to do wrong….
When the surveillance society came knocking at my door, I started off grateful and ended up worried. And I started to wonder about privacy and the right to do wrong….
The Information Commissioner’s Office has released a new statement on the government plans for a database of communications data….
Read More… from New ICO Statement on the Interception Modernisation Programme
Aparna Kareer and Sumathi Chandrashekaran give a legal overview of one factor which is crucial for those involved with IT in India or IT-enabled services in India….
Simon Elsegood, Tasmina Goraya and Alasdair Poore consider the background to, and the possible implications of, a recent decision by the UK’s Intellectual Property Office on the patentability of computer software….
The ICO has issued a memorandum on the Government amendments to the Coroners and Justice Bill introduced in the House of Lords….
Read More… from Latest ICO Comment on New Data Protection Proposals
Simon Anthony and Phil Beckett identify, from an accountant’s perspective and with reference to Lord Justice Jackson’s Preliminary Report, some common problems with reviewing e-disclosure and set out approaches that should help minimise the related costs…
Laurence Eastham previews the SCL Conference 2009 – unrivalled content and a credit-crunch busting price….
Read More… from The Impact of Changing Economic Cycles on the Practice of IT Law
The regulator of phone-paid services in the UK has issued a notice highlighting areas of concern…
Read More… from Phone Payments Alert: Web Promoted Subscription Services
SCL proposes to give further feedback for phase 2 of the review by Lord Justice Jackson. Clive Freedman has drafted a questionnaire which can be completed and returned as a means of gaining input from SCL members directly….
Read More… from Lord Justice Jackson’s Civil Justice Costs Review: Consultation
Another data leak, from an especially embarrassing source, should act as a pertinent reminder to SCL members that it can happen to anyone….
Read More… from Amicus Legal Ltd in breach of the Data Protection Act