SCL Media Group Meeting Report: Hacking
The first meeting of the SCL Media Group was a resounding success, with a number of big name speakers giving valuable insights into the issues surrounding phone hacking….
Litigation & DR
Freedom of Information: To Have is to Hold?
Marion Oswald looks at the implications for FOI obligations of using private e-mail for public work, and wonders how FOI and the Cloud fit together….
Report on SCL Junior Lawyers’ Group Meeting – Back to Basics 1
Rebecca Anderson and Gayatri Sehdev report on the recent SCL junior Lawyers’ Group Meeting held on 4 October and hosted by Kemp Little LLP…
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SCL Policy Forum Report: The New Shape of European Internet Regulation
Jaani Riordan gives a brief account of the many fascinating contributions to the SCL Policy Forum, held in London on 15 and 16 September….
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A Chapter of My Life
Jeremy Holt reflects on the experience of producing an IT law book…
Mediating an IT Dispute
Peter Susman QC sets out his thoughts on how a mediator ought to behave…
EU Probe into E-payment Services
Suzanne L Rab, Jeff Spigel and Kevin Sullivan report on a recent announcement by the European Commission of an investigation, following suggestions of anti-competitive behaviour in relation to e-payments….
ICO Advice on Disclosure of Research Information
The Information Commissioner’s Office has published guidance on freedom of information legislation and research information….
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Internet and Data Privacy: The French/European Approach
Pierre Roquefeuil considers the use of personal data on the Web and the French and European mirroring regimes that prevent or punish an abusive or unauthorized use….
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Internet Casino Games: Latest ECJ Judgment
In its latest judgment in an ongoing series, the ECJ has again ruled that a monopoly on the operation of internet casino games is justifiable only if it seeks in a consistent and systematic manner to combat the risks connected with such games. When assessing the proportionality of a monopoly, the national courts are not required to take into account the monitoring and control systems regulating companies established in another Member State…