The Law Commission of England and Wales has made recommendations aiming to strengthen the law to protect victims of intimate image abuse….
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EDPS says that personal data relating to individuals that have no established link to a criminal activity will be treated in the same way as the personal data of individuals with a link to a criminal activity….
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The report deals with three issues, including the independence and integrity of Ofcom, and asks the government to make amendments to the draft Bill….
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Government will introduce new copyright exception for text and data mining for any purpose….
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Views are requested by 2 September 2022 and the Law Commission intends to provide draft advice to the UK government early next year….
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The case concerned the grant to telecommunications operators of “code rights” enabling them to install and operate their network electronic communications apparatus on land not owned by them….
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Ruth Whittaker highlights a recent judgment on the legal status of NFTs and discusses what it means for cryptoasset property rights in the future with lead counsel in the case, Rachael Muldoon….
It says that the Commission failed to satisfy its obligation to state reasons by finding that, in addition to their participation in a single and continuous infringement, the undertakings concerned also participated in several separate infringements….
The government says that overall, responses indicated support for the government’s proposals in many areas and that the proposed changes are compatible with the EU adequacy decision….
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