Dr Christine Riefa examines the eBay phenomenon, its legal classification and the implications for consumer protection….
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Paul Foley and Davina Garrod consider the impact of a new breed, mobile virtual network operators, and their impact on the market. They also consider some of the legal issues to which transactions concerning them give rise….
Clive Freedman reports on the inaugural conference of the Working Group formed to consider issues relating to international electronic information management, discovery and disclosure…
Full details are now available of the latest SCL Conference: IT Project Procurement & Outsourcing: The Successful Customer/Supplier Marriage….
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Hazel Randall looks at what’s bubbling on the back of the IT-development stove, and what IT lawyers can do to help turn it into a nutritious dish….
Shalini Agarwal gives readers the benefit of her perspective on the advantages of outsourcing in India, and the risks….
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Anne Flanagan looks at international standards on cybercrime compliance and asks what UK laws need to change….
If it were true, as was once so commonly stated, that the Internet is the Wild West, rough, lawless and just generally dangerous, then I have been playing Wyatt Earp this week. I have been poking my nose into the e-commerce saloon in defence of the sweet virgin consumer, when it was definitely not wanted,…
Mathew Pryke reports on an important decision of the ECJ: C-336/03 easyCar (UK) Limited v Office of Fair Trading. He also comments on what some see as a major reverse for the OFT….
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Davina Garrod reports and comments on a controversial decision which just might change the IT industry for ever….