Predictions 2015: Hard Centres
The second batch of predictions from our range of experts…
The second batch of predictions from our range of experts…
The controversial Bill and related documents are now available….
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Alexander de Gaye reports on the seventh module in SCL’s Foundation of IT Law, an event held at Fieldfisher on Wednesday 5 November 2014…
A company director has been fined for illegally accessing a mobile phone company’s customer database…
Read More… from Latest Data Protection Conviction and Charging Policy
Clive Davies is concerned that relief event regimes in outsourcing contracts are not having the desired effect and that they may sometimes turn projects that are delayed into projects that are destroyed…
Read More… from The Successful Management of Delay in IT Outsourcing Contracts
The government is seeking views and information about digital currencies…
Read More… from Digital Currencies: Government Call for Information
Rosemary Jay offers an expert’s perspective on the challenges facing the implementation of a ‘One Stop Shop’ under the General Data Protection Regulation…
Read More… from Data Protection: Making the ‘One Stop Shop’ Work
Simon Deane-Johns updates his review of the revised proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council on payment services in the internal market. This version supersedes his article published online in mid-October and a further revision of that article; it takes account of a number of later revisions to the draft….
A High Court ruling includes some thoughts on processing by the National Crime Agency, human rights and the ‘crime exemption’ from non-disclosure duties…
Read More… from Data Protection, the Refugee and Fundamental Rights
A consultation on proposals for lowering the threshold for enforcement action relating to nuisance calls and spam texts has been announced…