The government is replacing EU exemptions from competition law for agreements between producers, distributors and retailers with bespoke rules for the UK….
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Lee Gluyas and Stephanie Woods look at the clauses you can use in IT contracts that map out what would happen if a dispute does arise….
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Applicant was not able to meet the high threshold required for mandatory injunctions….
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Court dismissed most claims but allowed action for data protection legislation breaches to continue….
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The CNIL considers that these transfers breach the GDPR. Therefore, it has ordered a French website manager to comply with the GDPR and, if necessary, to stop using the Google Analytics service….
Online Safety Bill is focussed on the regulation of online platforms, while the new criminal offences apply to individuals. The new offences complement the regulatory regime. The Bill will also see another attempt at introducing age verification for porn sites….
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Government intends to “use its new freedoms to transform the UK into the best regulated economy in the world”….
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This is the second time Meta has been fined by the CMA during the Facebook/Giphy merger inquiry….
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The Transparency and Consent Framework is a widely-used mechanism that facilitates the management of users’ preferences for online personalised advertising….