Louisa Dixon and Laura Rose take us on a tour through a number of recent cases that have touched upon the use of hyperlinks and the embedding of content and have required the Court of Justice of the European Union to struggle with the copyright implications…
The EU Commission has published a press release that indicates that agreement has been reached…
A bumper set of tech predictions from Joanna Goodman started the day and Graham Hann has another bumper set on emerging technology and the impact on (and of) law to give you more food for thought…
The European Data Protection Supervisor has expressed real concern over the move to agree a new Passenger Name Record (PNR) scheme…
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Jason Coyne, Andrew Lee and Daniel Burgess work through a typical example of the work of a team involved in protecting a business from an employee using confidential information to boost his prospects in a new job or business…
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The Leap to the Intelligence Age?…
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The EU has come to agreement on a Directive that aims to make the online environment more secure…
Friday’s predictions begin with a slightly gloomy set from Callum Sinclair, an IT law expert based in DLA Piper’s Edinburgh office…
Day 3 of predictions and we start with some disclosure and AI predictions from noted edisclosure consultant Andrew Haslam…
Marion Oswald writes about the danger of anger and conflicting or simplistic argument obscuring the things that matter when serious issues surrounding the detail of the draft Investigatory Powers Bill need to be examined….
Read More… from The Draft Investigatory Powers Bill – Achieving a Good Faith Debate