OGC Survey The great success of the SCL Conference in Oxford in November was that it created an increased dialogue between the public sector and the private sector. Of course from the very beginning the behaviour of occasional adversaries was exemplary but so it was in the age of chivalry – when there was…
Chris Dale follows up his earlier article Uncovering the Mysteries of E-disclosure (C&L, December 2005/January 2006) with a more detailed look at what is involved, fortified by five days at LegalTech in New York….
David Berry and Carolyn Bigg report on a meeting of the Privacy and Data Protection Interest Group, which got them thinking more deeply about some of the issues. They share their thoughts on the issues raised and on matters which go beyond those covered in the meeting….
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Marcus Turle reviews the implications of the increasing adoption of biometric technology….
Ian Bartlett thinks that there is a way to reduce disclosure costs dramatically…
Jon Vogler shares his recent experiences and difficulties and suggests some important lessons that may be learned….
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The Court of Appeal has ruled on a claim about independent design of software, in a case which, rather bizarrely, flirts with allegations of copying without there being any actual allegation of copying….
Paul Gershlick offers an alert to changes in the requirements on company information….
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Nominet are looking to update the Nominet’s Dispute Resolution Service and are seeking views on it….
Even the converted find it hard to unearth what the eDisclosure market offers. Why is it so difficult? Chris Dale thinks that more information and some competition will open up the market. We conclude with a call for information from suppliers, operators and users….