The European Data Protection Supervisor has adopted an Opinion on the latest amendments concerning EURODAC access. His press release on the topic is headed ‘erosion of fundamental rights creeps along’…
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Confused by the numerous articles and seminars on the latest advances in e-disclosure? No wonder. The numerous suppliers have left the marketplace littered with TLAs and code words. It is time they cleaned it up….
Robert Jones moves on from the debate about the attractions of new e-disclosure technology to consider some of the real issues that may arise when it is actually used in the heat of dispute…
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Nick Pimlott examines trends in technology regulation through the use of competition law…
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Helen Hart covers a consultation exercise that has the potential to have a very significant impact on e-commerce and the market for digital content…